Application of modern supply chain in 5G scenario

Runqi Li,Zhisen Wang,L Wang,V Yepes

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202124802066

Abstract

The continuous innovation and development of information technology and information infrastructure has driven the evolution of the supply form, and with the emergence of 5G, a mobile integrated communication system that includes communication access, interconnection, and connectivity of things, it has now evolved to a modern supply chain of the social organization collaborative type. This paper briefly describes the process of supply chain development, examines the role of communication technology in driving supply chain development, discusses the relationship between modern supply chain and social development and the support of 5G for modern supply chain, and illustrates the application of 5G in modern supply chain scenarios by reducing information time lag in market-side scenarios as an example.

Highlights

In the 1980s, companies reached the limit of their ability to reduce production costs and began to reduce costs by exploring a new management model, which led to the emergence of supply chain management [1]
With the rapid development of the Internet in the 1990s, the ability to exchange and share information between enterprises has been improving [5], and especially with the development of mobile Internet in recent years, platform supply chains represented by B2B, B2C, O2O and other models have come into being
In order to observe the impact of 5G network on reducing the information time lag effect more intuitively, the time lag effect between the same supply chain level in the 5G environment and the current network environment is taken as the difference, and the step-by-step expansion of the impact of 5G on the information time lag effect is obtained, and the model is established by Matlab, and the simulation test results are shown in the following figure

Summary

Introduction

In the 1980s, companies reached the limit of their ability to reduce production costs and began to reduce costs by exploring a new management model, which led to the emergence of supply chain management [1]. The long-term dominant core enterprises from the design, supply, manufacturing and sales of its supporting upstream and downstream enterprises to integrate, constituting a logistics and information network from the supply side to the retail end [2], this core manufacturing enterprises as the leading supply method for the chain master supply chain [3]. With the rapid development of the Internet in the 1990s, the ability to exchange and share information between enterprises has been improving [5], and especially with the development of mobile Internet in recent years, platform supply chains represented by B2B, B2C, O2O and other models have come into being. Competition among enterprises has evolved into competition among supply chains, and has caused most enterprises to shift from the organizational role of

A modern full-role model of supply chain in the context of social cycles

Tripartite role function explanation

Physical Information Binary Space Survival

Information time lag effect model construction

Conclusion