Supply Chain Logistics - Procurement

Supply chain logistics is an important part of achieving internal process integration and external enterprise operation collaboration in the supply chain. Supply chain logistics is a strategic function that coordinates the comprehensive management of production, supply, sales, and logistics activities, including all planning, management, and logistics activities related to procurement, production, delivery, and other processes.

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1. Definition of Supply Chain Logistics: Supply chain logistics is a strategic function for the smooth implementation of logistics related to economic activities, coordinating production, supply activities, sales activities, and logistics activities, and conducting comprehensive management. Supply chain logistics is centered around logistics activities, coordinating production and procurement plans in the supply sector, customer service and order processing in the sales sector, and inventory control in the financial sector. This includes all planning and management activities related to procurement, outsourcing, conversion, and all logistics management activities. More importantly, it also includes coordination and collaboration with channel partners, involving suppliers, intermediaries, third-party service providers, and customers. two An important link in the mobile phone supply chain (procurement) logistics is procurement. Taking the mobile phone supply chain as an example, the procurement link usually includes purchasing mobile phone components from different suppliers. In this process, the procurement process plays a crucial role in ensuring product quality and reducing costs.