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@article{203010,
        author = {SUMIT GANGULY},
        title = {A comparative Study in South-East Asia E- Commerce Logistics Models and Processes implementation},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {2026},
        volume = {12},
        number = {12},
        pages = {9700-9704},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=203010},
        abstract = {Digitalization has made E-Commerce an important part of the global consumer market. With large number of enterprises carrying out e-commerce, logistics driven under the background has been largely influenced. This paper presents the certain models and practices of e-commerce logistics contributes to supply Chain Management (SCM) and the processes that booming e-commerce market a sharp increase in the demand for logistics services. In this paper implementation of techniques and corresponding models are also reviewed and compared in leading business parters of south-East Asia territory. Typical e commerce logistics leading companies from Asia pacific and their adopted models and practices comprehensively discussed in this paper to get an idea of how a stable e- commerce business can develop to reach its proposed satisfaction towards customers and business. In today’s competitive e-commerce environment, speed, reliability, and efficiency of delivery network can make or break any brand’s success. A well-optimized e-commerce delivery network and logistics strategy directly influences customer satisfaction, repeat purchase rates, and profitability.
The impact of e-commerce network on logistics is multidimensional, encompassing various aspects such as supply chain management, transportation, warehousing, last-mile delivery, and reverse logistics. With traditional logistics models it is merely inadequate in addressing the challenges specially in B2C e-commerce landscape. One of the significant challenges faced by e-commerce logistics is the complexity of managing a vast number of individual orders and delivering them promptly to consumers. Unlike traditional retail, where bulk shipments are sent to stores, e-commerce requires the processing and delivery of countless parcels directly to customers’ doorsteps (G Deepak Raj; SThandayudhapani, April 2024 ComFin Research). This paper significantly describes the different ways of e commerce logistics and the practices that can stabilize the systematic logistics and supply chain management flow out.},
        keywords = {Supply chain management (SCM), Logistics Supply Chain Management (LSCM), Less than Truck Load (LTL), Full Truck Load (FTL), Distribution Centre (DC), Business to Customer (B2C), Business to Business (B2B), Warehouse Management system (WMS), DeliveryService Partner (DSP), Internet of Things (IoT), Third Party logistics (3PL) Fourth Party logistics(4PL).},
        month = {May},
        }