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JIAQI YANG

Towards the Restructuring

and Co-ordination Mechanismsfor the Architecture of ChineseTransport Logistics


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int:Haveka(www.haveka.nl)TOWARDS THE RESTRUCTURING AND CO-ORDINATION MECHANISMS

FOR THE ARCHITECTURE OF CHINESE TRANSPORT LOGISTICS

With Chinas emergence as a global manufacturing centre, reshaping the countrys

logistics industry is assuming a global dimension too. The Chinese transport sector, despite

its tremendous potential in facilitating the economic development of the country, is

plagued with problems of insufficient infrastructure; overlapping regulatory authority;

operational inefficiencies and a lack of logistics culture. The thesis shows that Chinaurgently needs to restructure the architecture of its transport industry by incorporating

logistics thinking and by embodying the strategic objectives of logistics development.

Restructuring the architecture of transport logistics (ATL) aims to improve, the mechanism

of integrated operations and planning, as well as the development of transport logistics

infrastructure and facilities. Based on experiences from developed economies as a

reference, and by integrating its own conditions and situation, the thesis argues that

China needs to strengthen co-ordination and harmonization among the various compo-

nents of its logistics system.

The architecture of transport logistics (ATL) consists of an integrated and coordinated

system. The main function of the system is to accelerate interaction and coordination

among transport logistics enterprises, government agencies, and relevant institutions at

national level. This research presents a framework for the establishment of an efficientATL system in China with appropriate structure, complete functions, and efficient opera -

tions. The presented framework focuses on the macroeconomic environment of transport

logistics and supporting systems, presenting at the same time a monitoring and early

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