Logistics, defined by Council of Logistics Management (CLM) in 1986 based on the study of Stock and Lambert (2001), is the process of planning, implementing and controlling the flow of raw materials or services that are efficient, effective since the goods in inventory to finished goods, from the point of loading to the point of consumption in order to meet customer demand. Clark, Dollar, and Micco (2004) developed the definition of logistics and stated that logistics is the transparency and professionalism of customs and control environment as stipulated in the standard system harmonization according to international regulations. For ports, the main protocol to implement logistics systems, according to Clark et al. (2004) are (1) efficiency of the port; (2) the procedures; (3) regulation; and (4) e-Business.