A decade ago, a friend introduced me to a politician at a book launch in Delhi, saying that I worked in the logistics sector. The politician looked at me rather condescendingly and said, ‘Oh, so you are a transporter.’ I didn’t feel bad about him calling me a transporter. I am proud to be one of the millions in India. But something in his tone was so insulting that I felt compelled to respond and said, ‘That’s right Sir, I am a transporter. But do you know that if everyone like me, whether they transport through a truck or a bike or an aircraft or a ship, decide to take a week off from work simultaneously, then the nation could come to a halt?’
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Very True that we forget the people who delivery the essentials. Hope govt finds a way in midst of these difficult days to help these frontline workers and Garbage collectors.
Most of the companies are using inbound and outbound shipping process to accelerate their business world wide. Since this shipping solutions has to be smarter and cost effective to save shipping cost.
Thanks for sharing such an informative article related to logistics industry with us. In future hope to see many more posts from you.
Great article the article is very useful and help me a lot thanks for sharing.