What are the advantages and disadvantages of China postal logistics?

Talent advantage; EMS, after all, is a state-owned enterprise, and it is still very popular with fresh college students when enrolling students. Every year, they recruit students from many key universities.

Advantages of outlets; The most complete domestic express network is EMS. Including their self-built outlets, if there are no self-built outlets, they can be delivered to all corners of China at any time through the agent outlets of postal ordinary mail.

Policy advantages; When the country has any new pilot policies and support policies for the logistics industry, EMS will be the first choice. For example, the first batch of enterprises in cross-border electronic commerce have EMS.

Joint advantages; The so-called joint advantage means that it belongs to the postal group company and has a complicated relationship with the postal service. Therefore, it can get financial support from the Postal Savings Bank and some customs clearance facilities.

Second, shortcomings.

Institutional issues; After all, state-owned enterprises, enterprises are state-owned and enterprises are individuals. There is still a big difference between the two.

EMS continues the good legacy of many postal services, but it also continues the defects left by postal enterprises regardless of age.

Talent system; This is actually the core. EMS rarely recruits managers, and it is difficult to dismiss employees. This is a very troublesome thing. Excellent managers outside can't get in and bad employees inside can't open it. At the same time, some excellent talents are often poached.

Extended data

China Post is directly managed by the state. They want to integrate national resources, become the UPS of China, and realize the three functions of information transmission, goods transmission and capital circulation. Corresponding to these three functions, the post office has established a physical delivery network, a green card financial network and a comprehensive computer information network.

Physical delivery network: a physical transportation and delivery network all over the country, which integrates various means of transportation such as trains, cars, ships and planes. The 236 postal transportation central bureaus in China are well-organized and flexible, forming a physical transportation network connecting urban and rural areas.

There are 84,000 post offices in China, forming the largest delivery service network in China, and the physical delivery directly faces customers.

China Post's physical delivery network has 236 logistics distribution centers covering the whole country, 3 automatic letter sorters 1 13, more than 40 automatic parcel sorters15,000 electronic branches, forming the largest postal network in the world, with 150.

In response to the speed increase of railways, China Post has implemented the speed increase of postal routes nationwide. Since September 2000 1, the average delivery speed of ordinary mail has been 2-3 days faster than before. 10 Since 1 year 10, residents in more than 2,300 cities at or above the county level have enjoyed the quality service of free direct delivery of parcels. China Post's "183" e-commerce website, listed as a national e-commerce demonstration project, can provide online shopping, remittance, stamp collecting, newspaper subscription and other services; "185" customer service center can provide telephone information inquiry service.

Green card financial network: financial cards with deposit and loan functions and payment functions are playing an increasingly important role in the postal field. There are more than 15000 electronic postal branches and 3269 ATMs in China. The financial network has achieved host networking in more than 70 cities in 30 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government and 1 189 cities and counties, making it the largest retail financial service network in China. The national postal savings computer network has covered 30 provinces.

Baidu Encyclopedia-China Postal Logistics