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Supply Chain Management (SCM) in logistics refers to the coordination of all activities involved in the production, transportation, storage,…

Inventory management is a critical component of logistics that involves overseeing the flow, storage, and control of goods throughout the…

E-commerce, also known as electronic commerce, refers to the buying and selling of goods and services over the internet. It involves the use…

Cross-border logistics is an integral section of the supply chain that focuses on the efficient flow of products as they pass from country to…

Cargo” refers to goods or freight being transported by any means, including ships, airplanes, trucks, or trains, and can include a wide…

Warehouse is a large building where raw materials or manufactured goods are stored prior to their time of distribution for sale or shipping to…

Customs clearance is a legal process of declaring goods to customs when importing or exporting shipment in a country or internationally. If…

Cross-border coordination refers to the ability of a business to manage its operations across different countries. Cross-border trade…

Global shipping significantly impacts the environment through air pollution (including greenhouse gas emissions), water pollution from oil…

Block chain technology is instrumented in revolutionizing transparency within the supply chain. It enhances supply chain transparency…