2015年--物流管理外文翻译--全球化进程中物流管理的未来

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1、中文 7300 字， 4100 单词， 2.3 万英文字符 文献 出处： Ceniga P, Sukalova V. Future of Logistics Management in the Process of Globalization J. Procedia Economics & Finance, 2015, 26:160-166. Future of Logistics Management in the Process of Globalization Pavel Ceniga, Viera Sukalova Abstract The paper deals with ecolo

2、gical future development trends and highlights the interest of the business professionals and partners on sustainability in logistics management, assuming that economic needs, customer requirements and regulatory measures will also drive towards sustainability. Sustainable development of logistics i

3、n the coming years will most likely formed by seven key developments. Required forecasts contained in this article are based on the assumption that the current trend towards sustainability will continue and logistics service providers will seek to incorporate principles of sustainability into their

4、business models and transactions. Keywords: Logistics Management; Sustainable Approach; Globalization; Green Logistics; 1. Introduction In todays complex societies, sustainability relates to the actions of individuals or stakeholder groups in dynamic political, social or ecological systems. Such sys

5、tems are characterized by a large number of influencing factors, which often do not show linear behaviour. As a result, there are extreme states in these systems, accompanied by strong system destabilization and high risk. A simple example that demonstrates this phenomenon is road traffic: at a cert

6、ain traffic density, rather than a proportional slowdown of traffic, the extreme state of congestion and standstill occurs. The concept of a sustainability-oriented society is not only characterized by the quest for prosperity, progress and social participation by all, without detrimentally exploiting natural resources. According to Gourdin(2006), it is also a society that neither creates nor knowingly accepts risks that threaten its existence or that of future generations. The logistics in