What are the characteristics of modern logistics and traditional logistics?

1, traditional logistics only provides simple displacement, and modern logistics provides value-added services;

2. Traditional logistics is passive service, while modern logistics is active service;

3. Traditional logistics is controlled manually, while modern logistics is managed by information.

4. Traditional logistics has no uniform service standard, while modern logistics implements standardized service;

5. Traditional logistics focuses on peer-to-peer or online and offline services, while modern logistics builds a global service network;

6. Traditional logistics is single-link management, while modern logistics is overall system optimization.

Lean logistics: Lean thinking refers to a new management concept that uses a variety of modern management scientific methods, based on social needs and giving full play to people's role, effectively allocates and rationally utilizes enterprise resources and seeks economic benefits for enterprises to the maximum extent. Lean logistics is the application of lean thinking in logistics management.

Logistics refers to the whole process of planning, implementing and managing raw materials, semi-finished products, finished products and related information of commodities from the place of origin to the place of consumption by means of transportation, storage and distribution at the lowest cost.