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With the rapid development of e-commerce and globalization, online shopping has become increasingly popular. As a result, the logistics delivery system has become a crucial part of the shopping experience. This research aims to compare the timeliness and accuracy of logistics delivery between agent purchasing platforms and traditional e-commerce platforms.
The research was conducted by collecting data from various agent purchasing platforms and e-commerce platforms, including delivery times, customer satisfaction rates, and error rates in orders. A total of 500 orders from each platform were analyzed for consistency and accuracy.
The findings show that e-commerce platforms generally have shorter delivery times and fewer errors compared to agent purchasing platforms. The average delivery time for e-commerce platforms was 3 days, while agent purchasing platforms averaged 7 days. Error rates were 1% for e-commerce and 3% for agent platforms.
The delay in delivery for agent purchasing platforms can be attributed to the additional steps required in buying products from international markets, including customs clearance and longer transit times. The higher error rate is linked to the complexity of managing more varied and international products. E-commerce platforms, having more controlled inventory and established domestic infrastructures, perform better in logistics delivery metrics.
This research emphasizes the importance of efficient logistics systems in ensuring customer satisfaction. And it suggests that agent purchasing platforms need to streamline their processes to enhance their delivery times and reduce error rates to compete effectively with traditional e-commerce platforms. Future research could explore specific strategies to improve logistics in agent purchasing contexts.