
A Review of Research Literature on the Impact of Industrial Digitization on the Integrated Development of Logistics and Modern Agriculture
- 1 Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications
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Abstract
With the continuous progress of science and technology, industrial digitization has become a key force to promote the development of all walks of life. Especially in the two fields of logistics industry and modern agriculture, the application of digital technology not only improves the efficiency, but also promotes the deep integration of the two. This paper will be from the perspective of research at home and abroad, and from the digital industry, logistics industry and the agricultural industry integration development, the influence of the development of logistics industry, digital industry influence on the development of modern agriculture, the influence of the logistics industry and modern agricultural integration development five aspects on the main view of the existing literature.
Keywords
industrial digitization, logistics industry, modern agricultural, industrial digitization
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Wang,E. (2025). A Review of Research Literature on the Impact of Industrial Digitization on the Integrated Development of Logistics and Modern Agriculture. Journal of Applied Economics and Policy Studies,16,52-58.
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