Tecxans Logistics Founded in 1992, we are one of the most reliable Total Logistics Services Providers in China, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore with local presence in several Asian cities.Tecxans Logistics’s excellence lies in our end-to-end “Logistics & Supply Chain” solutions combined with flexible services tailored to your specific needs.No matter the size or industry of your business, our team will delightfully satisfy your requirements with our expertise and resources to exceed your expectation, while helping you run your businesses more efficiently.5PL Logistic Model1 PLFirst Party Logistic Model (1PL). The manufacturer or the industrial actor does not outsource transport and logistic activities to third parties. These functions are carried out by the company’s own departments.2 PLSecond Party Logistic Model (2PL). The manufacturer hires a carrier or warehouse manager as a subcontractor for the operational execution of a clearly defined transport or logistic task. The organisation and follow-up remain the responsibility of the manufacturer. The relation supplier is often only cost-driven and short-term, with the logistic actor doing what the client instructs, and being paid accordingly.3 PLThird Party Logistic Model (3PL). The manufacturer outsources a package of transport and logistic activities. The third-party logistic service provider organizes these activities and may hire third parties for the specific execution (subcontracting). This service provider often comes into contact not just with the manufacturer, but also with the supplier. As the third party, he organizes the logistics between these two successive actors in the supply chain.The client often enters into a long-term partnership with the logistic provider in a cooperative environment. The client retains enough expertise in order to measure, evaluate and, if necessary, correct the logistic performances of the service provider.4 PLFourth Party Logistic Model (4PL). The manufacturer does not only outsource the organisation of its logistic tasks to third parties, but also the management thereof. Fourth party logistic service providers often check the entire supply chain. The organisational and executive activities are again often outsourced to other parties.Fourth party logistic service providers often have no means of transport and warehouses (non-asset-based logistics). The fourth party logistic role demands intense involvement from the service supplier in the client’s business activities. After all, not only does the latter outsource the execution but also the monitoring of the logistic processes. The short-term thinking with collaboration agreements purely on the basis of cost-related reasons is replaced with long-term partnerships where quality of the service will play a primary role, and which involves shared risks and benefits.5 PLFifth Party Logistic Model (5PL). This applies when the switch is made from supply chains to supply networks.A fifth party logistic service provider guarantees the management of networks of supply chains. The industrial actor hires third parties for the supply of strategic, innovative logistical solutions and concepts. A fifth party logistic service provider develops and implements, preferably in close consultation with the client, the best possible supply chains or networks. Fifth party logistic is often linked to E-business and call E-Logistics too.
Tecxans Logistics Founded in 1992, we are one of the most reliable Total Logistics Services Providers in China, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore with local presence in several Asian cities.Tecxans Logistics’s excellence lies in our end-to-end “Logistics & Supply Chain” solutions combined with flexible services tailored to your specific needs.No matter the size or industry of your business, our team will delightfully satisfy your requirements with our expertise and resources to exceed your expectation, while helping you run your businesses more efficiently.5PL Logistic Model1 PLFirst Party Logistic Model (1PL). The manufacturer or the industrial actor does not outsource transport and logistic activities to third parties. These functions are carried out by the company’s own departments.2 PLSecond Party Logistic Model (2PL). The manufacturer hires a carrier or warehouse manager as a subcontractor for the operational execution of a clearly defined transport or logistic task. The organisation and follow-up remain the responsibility of the manufacturer. The relation supplier is often only cost-driven and short-term, with the logistic actor doing what the client instructs, and being paid accordingly.3 PLThird Party Logistic Model (3PL). The manufacturer outsources a package of transport and logistic activities. The third-party logistic service provider organizes these activities and may hire third parties for the specific execution (subcontracting). This service provider often comes into contact not just with the manufacturer, but also with the supplier. As the third party, he organizes the logistics between these two successive actors in the supply chain.The client often enters into a long-term partnership with the logistic provider in a cooperative environment. The client retains enough expertise in order to measure, evaluate and, if necessary, correct the logistic performances of the service provider.4 PLFourth Party Logistic Model (4PL). The manufacturer does not only outsource the organisation of its logistic tasks to third parties, but also the management thereof. Fourth party logistic service providers often check the entire supply chain. The organisational and executive activities are again often outsourced to other parties.Fourth party logistic service providers often have no means of transport and warehouses (non-asset-based logistics). The fourth party logistic role demands intense involvement from the service supplier in the client’s business activities. After all, not only does the latter outsource the execution but also the monitoring of the logistic processes. The short-term thinking with collaboration agreements purely on the basis of cost-related reasons is replaced with long-term partnerships where quality of the service will play a primary role, and which involves shared risks and benefits.5 PLFifth Party Logistic Model (5PL). This applies when the switch is made from supply chains to supply networks.A fifth party logistic service provider guarantees the management of networks of supply chains. The industrial actor hires third parties for the supply of strategic, innovative logistical solutions and concepts. A fifth party logistic service provider develops and implements, preferably in close consultation with the client, the best possible supply chains or networks. Fifth party logistic is often linked to E-business and call E-Logistics too.
Tecxans Logistics Founded in 1992, we are one of the most reliable Total Logistics Services Providers in China, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore with local presence in several Asian cities.Tecxans Logistics’s excellence lies in our end-to-end “Logistics & Supply Chain” solutions combined with flexible services tailored to your specific needs.No matter the size or industry of your business, our team will delightfully satisfy your requirements with our expertise and resources to exceed your expectation, while helping you run your businesses more efficiently.5PL Logistic Model1 PLFirst Party Logistic Model (1PL). The manufacturer or the industrial actor does not outsource transport and logistic activities to third parties. These functions are carried out by the company’s own departments.2 PLSecond Party Logistic Model (2PL). The manufacturer hires a carrier or warehouse manager as a subcontractor for the operational execution of a clearly defined transport or logistic task. The organisation and follow-up remain the responsibility of the manufacturer. The relation supplier is often only cost-driven and short-term, with the logistic actor doing what the client instructs, and being paid accordingly.3 PLThird Party Logistic Model (3PL). The manufacturer outsources a package of transport and logistic activities. The third-party logistic service provider organizes these activities and may hire third parties for the specific execution (subcontracting). This service provider often comes into contact not just with the manufacturer, but also with the supplier. As the third party, he organizes the logistics between these two successive actors in the supply chain.The client often enters into a long-term partnership with the logistic provider in a cooperative environment. The client retains enough expertise in order to measure, evaluate and, if necessary, correct the logistic performances of the service provider.4 PLFourth Party Logistic Model (4PL). The manufacturer does not only outsource the organisation of its logistic tasks to third parties, but also the management thereof. Fourth party logistic service providers often check the entire supply chain. The organisational and executive activities are again often outsourced to other parties.Fourth party logistic service providers often have no means of transport and warehouses (non-asset-based logistics). The fourth party logistic role demands intense involvement from the service supplier in the client’s business activities. After all, not only does the latter outsource the execution but also the monitoring of the logistic processes. The short-term thinking with collaboration agreements purely on the basis of cost-related reasons is replaced with long-term partnerships where quality of the service will play a primary role, and which involves shared risks and benefits.5 PLFifth Party Logistic Model (5PL). This applies when the switch is made from supply chains to supply networks.A fifth party logistic service provider guarantees the management of networks of supply chains. The industrial actor hires third parties for the supply of strategic, innovative logistical solutions and concepts. A fifth party logistic service provider develops and implements, preferably in close consultation with the client, the best possible supply chains or networks. Fifth party logistic is often linked to E-business and call E-Logistics too.