Part I     Logistics Articles 
Unit One  The Development of Logistics 
1.1Overview of Logistics 
1.2The Historical Perspective of Logistics 
1.3The Relationship between Logistics Activities and Logistics Costs
1.4The TPL (third party logistics ) and The ASG Example 
Unit Two  The Functions of Logistics System 
2.1Knowledge Module One--- Logistic System 
2.2Knowledge Module Two--- Packaging 
2.3Knowledge Module Three---Physical Distribution 
2.4Knowledge Module Four---Warehouse 
2.5Knowledge Module Five---Inventory Management 
2.6Knowledge Module Six---Supply Chain Management and Freight Transport 
Unit Three  Supply Chain Management
3.1The Study of Supply Chain Management 
3.2The Case Study of Supply Chain---Cash Is King (1) 
3.3The Case Study of Supply Chain---Cash Is King (2) 
3.4Dell Computers: Using the Supply Chain to Compete (1) 
3.5Dell Computers: Using the Supply Chain to Compete (2) 
Part II      Logistics Correspondence 
Unit Four Formats of Business Correspondences 
4.1The Structure of a Business Letter 
4.2 The Other Business Corresponds 
Unit Five  Inquiries and Quotations 
Unit Six  Shipment and Packing 
Unit Seven  Agency and Container Service 
Unit Eight  Claim, Fright Account and Others 
Part III      Logistics    Documents 
Unit Nine   Government Documents 
9.1 Import / Export Licence 
9.2 Customs Declaration Form 
9.3 Certificate of Origin
9.4 Inspection Certificate 
9.5 Foreign exchange cancellation-after-verification note 
Unit Ten   Commercial Documents 
10.1 Letter of Credit (L/C) 
10.2 Invoice 
10.3 Packing List 
10.4 Insurance Document 
10.5 Shipping Advice 
10.6 Bill of Exchange 
10.7 Beneficiary’s certificate 
Unit Eleven   Transport Documents 
11.1 Bill of Lading 
11.2 Air Waybill 
11.3 Other Transport Documents 
Appendix 
1. Bilingual Units of Measurements in Chinese and English 
2.The World's Major Ports in Chinese and English 
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