The Ministry of Education's Vocational Education Development Center and JD Logistics have launched a collaborative project to train personnel in smart logistics. This initiative marks the first time the center has partnered with a logistics firm for such a program.
The project spans three years and aims to reach over 100 educational institutions, benefiting tens of thousands of students. It focuses on integrating corporate technical requirements into professional training, curriculum development, and practical teaching.
The initiative includes three specific sub-projects. The Supply Chain Digital Craftsman program will provide hardware and AI resources to approximately 100 schools. The Task Order program will involve about 20 schools in solving real-world technical problems.
Additionally, the Cloud Asia No. 1 program will support six schools by utilizing the Asia No. 1 smart warehousing system and digital twin technology to create virtual training platforms. These components are designed to form a closed-loop educational system.
