Analysis of return logistics in e-commerce companies on the example of the Slovak Republic

Dobroselskyi, Mykhailo; Madleňák, Radovan; Laitkep, Dominik

doi:10.1016/j.trpro.2021.06.037

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“…Compared with traditional logistics, the risks of cold chain logistics are also more prominent. E-commerce cold chain logistics is very dependent on infrastructure construction, it is the premise of its development of it, the current cold storage outlets in China are insufficient, the distribution is uneven, and most of the cold storage equipment is old and backward; due to the lack of low temperature control equipment, it cannot meet the requirements of the whole process control of low temperature of fresh products, resulting in high losses of fresh products in the transportation process, which greatly increases the cold chain logistics cost of fresh products [10]. Casper mentioned that foreign logistics companies can comprehensively monitor and manage the temperature, fuel consumption, and door opening times of vehicles in cold chain transportation by using the Internet of ings technology and other logistics information technologies [11].…”

Section: E Ird Stage E Stage Of Stable Development Of E-commercementioning

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“…w � (0.226, 0.169, 0.154, 0.084, 0.135, 0.098, 0.133). (10) An expert group is established to determine the degree to which each evaluation index domain belongs to the comment level according to the expert scores and construct a fuzzy relationship matrix. Finally, the comprehensive evaluation vector of company A's cold chain logistics system is determined as follows:…”

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Study on Cold Chain Logistics Operation and Risk Control of Fresh e-Commerce Products

Wang

2022

Advances in Multimedia

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With the rapid development of the Internet, my country’s e-commerce market has been very active in recent years, and the number of e-commerce platforms and the volume of product transactions have achieved rapid development. However, through the investigation of the main circulation products of e-commerce brands, it can be found that the output value of my country’s e-commerce industry as a whole in the fresh food field is very low. Many fresh products are prone to various risks during the circulation process, resulting in large losses on the platform and online agricultural products e-commerce. There is a shortage of fresh cold chain equipment and cold chain technicians, which directly affects the stable and healthy development of fresh cold chain logistics in China. This paper analyzes the existing operation mode of e-commerce, analyzes the main bottleneck of the operation of the fresh cold chain, and puts forward corresponding suggestions to enhance the awareness of risk control, so as to better promote the benign operation of agricultural products cold logistics and provide some reference for the optimization of e-commerce fresh cold chain logistics.

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Section: E Ird Stage E Stage Of Stable Development Of E-commercementioning

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Section: Calculate Indicator Weights and Program Riskmentioning

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Study on Cold Chain Logistics Operation and Risk Control of Fresh e-Commerce Products

Wang

2022

Advances in Multimedia

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“…As a result of deregulations and international agreements, governments, instead of directly interfering into the competition, rather apply indirect tools in order to improve the conditions of business environment. Another robust phenomenon is the massive increase in online sales over the last years and the intensive growth of e-commerce and development continues every year in most developed economies (Erdeiné Késmárki-Gally et al, 2015;Dobroselskyi et al, 2021). Taiwan has a dynamic capitalist economy with gradually decreasing government guidance on investment and foreign trade.…”

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Taiwan’s Social and Economic Challenges

Neszmélyi¹

2022

OBIC Book Series

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When we read or talk about Taiwan, we attribute a number of ideas and thoughts about a distant island from Europe which was one of the well-known East Asian economic miracles, the so-called Asian new industrialized economies (ANIEs), together with Hong Kong, Singapore, and the Republic of Korea (ROK). The rich bibliography describing and analyzing the background of the spectacular economic development of these economies also mentioned these famous fours as tigers, dragons and ANICs (Asian newly industrialized countries). No need to say, the latter is not punctual, as Hong Kong—contrary to Singapore and the ROK—is not a country, but since 1997, a special administrative region (SAR) of the People’s Republic of China. Moreover, with the exception of a few countries, Taiwan is also not recognized as an independent state, but as a part of China. Members of the European Union and all other significant powers in the world consider Taiwan as an important entity in terms of its economic performance, and in fact, with its own currency and financial and corporate system, Taiwan has its own economy, but in the international political arena, Taiwan is not considered as an independent entity. It is radically different, than it was before the early 1970s, when Taiwan, the so-called Republic of China, represented China in the United Nations’ Security Council. So, for several decades now, Taiwan has to act in international isolation in terms of political relations, but in terms of trade, business, sports, culture, education, and many other fields, it developed a wide range of cooperation with most countries of the world.The relations between Taiwan and the “Mainland”, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) have also undergone important changes. Even though Beijing considers Taiwan as a renegade province, the trade and investment relations between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait became intensive. The PRC needs semiconductors and other state of art technologies while Taiwan needs growing export market opportunities. Nowadays, PRC is far the biggest trade partner of Taiwan, by and large 30-40 percent of the Taiwanese export is purchased by the PRC.The economic ties became really strong, therefore, contrary to militant rhetoric of politicians, PRC has no interest to get the control back over Taiwan by military force, unless the government in Taipei declares its independence.

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“…Since the onset of Covid19 and its aftermath, many organisations and individuals alike have resorted to more indoor engagements, and as such, the application of social media technologies and eCommerce has been on the increase in business and government activities worldwide. Researchers assert that social media applications will have an increased role in the integration of eCommerce in organisations worldwide [1][2][3]. The features of the web, now commonly known as Web 2.0, include advanced Internet technology and applications, blogs, wikis, podcasting, RSS and social networks [4] making it a compelling position for SMEs in developing countries and in the Southern African context.…”

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Adoption of Web 2.0 Social Media eCommerce in SMEs: Conceptualising Theories and Factors for Zambia

Shemi¹

2024

Social Media - Opportunities and Risks

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The application of Web 2.0 social media in eCommerce and e-marketplaces (ECEMs) in developing countries has been on the increase in recent times especially during Covid19 and beyond. However, it is still unclear what theoretical foundations and factors guide ECEM in small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in emerging markets such as Zambia. Generally, the understanding of eCommerce using Web 2.0 social media applications (WSMAs) in SMEs has lacked rigour over time as focus has shifted to pressing issues such as Covid19. This paper purposes to investigate the theoretical foundations and factors influencing WSMA for new eCommerce era in developing countries with particular emphasis on SMEs in Zambia. The methodological research design employs a qualitative study approach using literature reviews, coupled with content analysis of purposively selected articles. Results show that theories such as TAM, TPB, UTAUT2, TOE, TTF, DIT, among others, have guided eCommerce research in SWMA. Behavioural, technological and organisational factors such as trust, ease of use, after-sales logistics, price flexibility have been prevalent, among others. The paper ends with recommendations and strategies for continued adoption of WSMA by SMEs with similar geographical contexts to Zambian context.

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Analysis of return logistics in e-commerce companies on the example of the Slovak Republic

Cited by 12 publications

References 15 publications

Study on Cold Chain Logistics Operation and Risk Control of Fresh e-Commerce Products

Study on Cold Chain Logistics Operation and Risk Control of Fresh e-Commerce Products

Taiwan’s Social and Economic Challenges

Adoption of Web 2.0 Social Media eCommerce in SMEs: Conceptualising Theories and Factors for Zambia

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