The IOT and Smart Logistics Model as the Center of Agricultural Products IOT Port

Abstract:

Internet of Things(IOT) port is a multi-format business park as the core of IOT applicatting in value-added agricultural products, its philosophy is interactive, collaborative and visualization, using mature technology , IOT and IT, building a supply chain management system platform, connectting the each participant of upstream and downstream supply chain, including core businesses, supporting small and medium enterprises, banks, logistics providers, technology support organizations, training institutions,etc. Achieving information interaction and business collaboration. Providing comprehensive one-stop supply chain services of overall optimization-based supply chain logistics, traceability of agricultural products, financing, settlement and value-added services, through accumulating and integrating the relevant parties arising from operating activities business flow, logistics, capital flow, information flow. In the implementation process, IOT port existences some issues, such asnetwork security, the standardization of supply chain information flow and management platform, but these can been solved by creatting a suitable space for development through government,gradually extendding the pilot to take the first way, promottng the development of uniform standards of IOT port.

• Periodical: Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 945-949)
• Pages: 3237-3240
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.945-949.3237
• Online since: June 2014
• Authors: Yong Chen
• Keywords: Agricultural Products Logistics IOT Port, Internet of Things (IOT), Smart Logistics, Supply Chain

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