The Research On Service Capacity Coordination Of Automobile Manufacturing Logistics Service Supply Chain Based On Symbiosis Theory

The rapid development of automobile manufacturing industry is expected to result in asignificant increase of demand on automobile logistics. Logistics service supply chain (LSSC)depending on its advanced management mode can be used in the automobile manufacturingindustry not only to reduce the costs and focus on core competencies for manufacturers butalso to improve the service quality for logistics service provides. However, the symbioticdifference between node enterprises of automobile manufacturing LSSC may easily lead tothe information asymmetry, benefit misdistribution etc., it will inevitably lead to carmanufacturing LSSC uncoordinated. Because of the intangibility and perishability of logisticsservice, it cannot optimize LSSC by adjusting the inventory, and only through thecoordination of logistics service capability. Therefore, the study of service capacitycoordination of automobile manufacturing LSSC based on symbiosis theory is of importanttheoretical value and practical significance.The dissertation is divided into six chapters. Chapter1provides the research background,main research contents and literature research. Chapter2analyzes the connotation andstructure of automobile manufacturing LSSC, then researches the symbiotic relationship andevolution mechanism. Chapter3discusses the influence of the various symbiotic relationshipand its stability for automobile manufacturing LSSC through the qualitative analysis and theconstruction of logistic model. Chapter4constructs the automobile manufacturing LSSCcapacity coordination system dynamics model, then uses Vensim PLE for simulation, and findout the key factors which affect the capacity coordination of LSSC and the optimal symbioticmode. Chapter5puts forward the integration symbiotic mode which can help to realize theservice capacity coordination of automobile manufacturing LSSC. Chapter6summarizes theresearch results and puts forward the direction of further research.