Innovation for the development of logistic system management 5.0 increase the competitiveness of health community products and develop the grassroots economy

Abstract

The objectives of this research seek to desired factors for established of model on innovative development of logistics management 5.0 to increased competitiveness of local herb product and local economic development. Theoretically, the future research method using Delphi Technique approached to consensus from is purposive key informants. Who were relevance experts, involving three rounds of in-depth interviews and questionnaire and the descriptive statistics included median and interquartile range (IR) were used to analyses Delphi consensus. The research findings indicated that demand chain factors consisted of 1) innovative development of customer engagement 2) innovative development of customer services 3) innovative development of customer responses and 4) innovative of manufacturing flow management. It combined with supply chain factors consisted of 1) innovative development of adaption 2) innovative development of value engineering 3) innovative development of value chain for logistics management and 4) innovative development of strategic alliance. Ultimately, this above research results can be using to established model of innovative development of logistics 5.0 management to increase competitiveness of local herb products and grassroot economics development. (husband/wife/children) after retirement, most of them do not have credit cards is the same sample group that has the highest level of planning for life after retirement. However, the researcher tested the hypothesis and found that the majority of people are aware of the rise of an aging society and has increased investments before retirement age. Relying on government’s policy for the elderly is no longer the real answer for the people as working age groups are well prepared to plan and manage their retirement living. Moreover, the educational level of the sample population is related to financial education and investment to prepare for retirement. Lastly, the researcher found that working age people still need a lot of support for knowledge about sustainable retirement life management.