Shipment Planning Based on the 4th Party Logistics Platform in a Dynamic Environment

Song Wang; Chun Ping Tan; Ye Wang; Fen Fen Fu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1073-1076.2402

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Shipment Planning Based on the 4th Party Logistics Platform in a Dynamic Environment

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The planning of air cargo logistics is a complex endeavor that involves the collaboration of multiple logistics agents to deliver shipments in a timely, safe, and economic manner. Airfreight forwarders coordinate and manage shipments for their clients, and with the development of Internet logistics platforms, airfreight forwarders can now trade jobs and resources with other participants effectively. The incorporation of trading alternatives significantly complicates the shipment planning process. This study proposes a dynamic decision framework for air cargo shipment planning, within the dynamic environment of bidding and trading. The framework has three phases: estimation, trading, and execution.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1073-1076)

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Song Wang*, Chun Ping Tan, Ye Wang, Fen Fen Fu

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Dynamic Environment, Framework, Shipment Planning

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