The supply chain director lives in the Southern Song Dynasty. He does not make glass or steel, and specializes in "how to sell things."
In the Quanzhou Port, which is lined with masts and masts, he used inventory management to revitalize a grocery store that was on the verge of bankruptcy, and used "single order consolidation" to break the exploitation of shipping companies in the market.
Build a post network, create credit settlement, and turn modern logistics thinking into a modern business weapon.
After winning out from the internal fighting in the family, he joined hands with the female tea shop owner, the Arabic interpreter, and the retired navy to integrate the dock, tea mountain, and fleet to create a cross-ocean supply chain.
When the monopoly business groups counterattacked and the imperial court's maritime policy swayed, an ancestral sea map pointed to the West, and a greater commercial revolution had already begun - he wanted to reshape the entire maritime Silk Road and build a logistics empire connecting three continents.
