For decades, the logistics industry was defined by brute force: heavy trucks, expansive warehouses, and a sprawling, often chaotic network of human manual labor. It was a sector characterized by "best guesses" and reactive firefighting. If a shipment was delayed, you found out when the phone rang. If a warehouse overflowed, you rented more space.
But the narrative has shifted. Today, the global...
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