Lecture

Logistics and Forecast Analysis

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Description

This lecture provides a general introduction to logistics and forecast analysis, covering topics such as supply chain management, analysis methods, and project requirements. It delves into the structure and organization of logistics, including case studies on global supply chain functions and emerging trends like e-commerce impact and crisis logistics. The instructor discusses the importance of efficient logistics structures, agility, and resilience in supply chains, as well as the integration of traceability and digital technologies. The lecture also explores sustainable development practices, smart logistics solutions, and the value networks in supply chain management.

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