How traditional logistics turns to modern logistics

Traditional logistics generally refers to the packaging, transportation, loading and unloading and storage of products after leaving the factory, while modern logistics puts forward the concept of logistics systematization or overall logistics and integrated logistics management and puts it into practice. Specifically, it is to extend logistics to both ends, add new connotations, and organically combine social logistics with enterprise logistics, starting from purchasing logistics, going through production logistics, then entering sales logistics, and going through packaging, transportation, warehousing, loading and unloading, processing and distribution, finally reaching users (consumers), and finally recycling logistics. It can be said that modern logistics includes the whole physical circulation process of products from "life" to "death". The transformation from traditional logistics to modern logistics is mainly manifested in the following aspects: 1. Traditional logistics only provides simple replacement, while modern logistics provides value-added services. 2. Traditional logistics is passive, while modern logistics is active. 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 point-to-point or line-to-line services, while modern logistics builds a global service network. 6.