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International Conference on Electronics, Information and Communication Engineering (EICE 2012)Available to Purchase
By
Garry Lee
Garry Lee
Information Engineering Research Institute
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ISBN:
9780791859971
No. of Pages:
1008
Publisher:
ASME Press
Publication date:
2012

Dairy product industry usually called sunrise industry is one of food industry of fast development speed and strong competitive power. Now the competitive presses coming from home and abroad are strong, and industry production technique homogeneity is high and demands to the information are very urgent. Under this environment adapting integrated management mode which taking processing enterprises as core conforms to the request of the times, and also meet the product features. Under this mode the downstream supply chain integration is by ways of “company+peasants”, “company+base+peasants” and “company+base+peasants'. The upstream supply chain is integrated by ways of “direct selling”, “network marketing” and modern “distribution”. This arrangement make the cooperative relationship among the not organization in supply chain more stable and also make them get more benefits.

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Introduction
Background Analysis of Dairy Product Industry Integrated Management
Fierce Competition Home and Abroad Made Companies to Search for New Strategic Management Methods
Profits Pressures Under the Environment of Manufacture Technique Homogeneity
Traditional Operation Mode Short of Signal Feedback And Use
Product Features and Logistics Pressures Set an Higher Requirement for Logistics System of Enterprises
Dairy Product Enterprises Having Ability to Be the Core of the SCM Chain
Application Mode and Aporoaches of Dairy Product Industry Integrated Management
Application Mode of Dairy Product Industry Integrated Management
Integrated Management Approaches of Dairy Product Industry
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