“When we compare logistics performance between India and China, two things stand out immediately, speed and cost. And both are deeply connected to the way freight is moved across these countries.
The Union Budget 2025-26, announced in February, brings several reforms and incentives aimed at boosting the logistics sector. These initiatives aim to build a faster, greener, and more integrated supply chain network across the country.
The way goods move through a facility impacts storage capacity, order fulfillment speed, and overall operational efficiency. Understanding different warehouse layouts can help make informed decisions that improve workflow and reduce costs.
E-commerce has made automation look effortless, with robots picking products in warehouses, real-time inventory tracking, and automated order processing. Consumers receive deliveries in record time, making it seem like automation is a simple solution for supply chain efficiency.
Any organisation that handles the production and distribution of goods operates through supply chain operations. Knowing how supply chain operations function remains vital for all business owners who run from small entities to large organisations because it ensures products move effectively from suppliers to customers.
Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) helps businesses identify, assess, and mitigate risks to ensure operational continuity, resilience, and efficiency in supply chains.
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The logistics landscape in India is changing fast. Supply chains can no longer rely on traditional methods alone, supply chain professionals need to evolve with these changes to stay competitive.
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Supply chain analytics is defined as the activities and tools applied by companies to identify important insights regarding the large amount of data generated during procurement, manufacturing and logistics of products.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a system of connected devices that are capable of exchanging information over the Internet. Such devices as sensors, RFID tags, and other gadgets are intended for data gathering and transmitting making systems wiser and more effective.
Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM) can be described as the incorporation of green supply chain principles into the conventional supply chain management processes of sourcing, manufacturing, packaging, distribution, and disposal.