What does traditional logistics pay attention to?

The symbol of modern logistics is to divide some scattered activities into a system, such as transportation, storage, loading and unloading, distribution and handling, loading and unloading systems, including materials, transportation tools, loading and unloading machinery, and some dynamic factors that restrict each other, such as storage facilities, packaging and processing equipment, personnel and communication, which form an organic whole with specific functions. Reasonable connection is realized by using system concept and some basic system engineering methods and technologies.

Effectively allocate and integrate various logistics resources, meet the needs of space and logistics time, and obtain economic benefits. Traditional logistics only provides simple substitution, while modern logistics provides value-added services. Traditional logistics is passive and modern logistics is active. Traditional logistics implements manual control, while modern logistics implements information management. Traditional logistics has no uniform service standard, while modern logistics implements standardized service. Traditional logistics focuses on point-to-point or line-by-line services, while modern logistics has established a global service network.

Whether it is point-to-point or line-to-line transportation, transportation is separate. Modern logistics is the direct business of manufacturers, and the field of logistics will be extended to any place in the world. Of course, from the perspective of Sao Paulo, Brazil, the degree of urban congestion in different countries/regions is completely different. There is a population of 20 million, with an annual increase of 260,000 according to the current population growth rate. The traffic pressure of the urban public in front of the city is great, so Brazil must take necessary measures in the public transportation planning of such cities to conform to the sacredness.

Research on the Coordinated Development of Transportation Industry and Modern Logistics Industry is applicable to undergraduates, postgraduates and logistics personnel in the field of logistics management and transportation. Logistics includes traditional transportation and storage, and only provides transportation and maintenance.

Modern logistics refers to the planning, implementation and management of raw materials, semi-finished products, finished products and related information from the place of origin to the place of consumption, to meet the needs of customers at the lowest cost, and to transport, store and distribute them.