Logistics

Introduction
Logistics was mainly developed to organise the supply, maintenance and movement of an armed force under operational conditions. But now, logistics and the technology around it are involved in many organisations other than armed forces or military.

Logistics
The civil application of logistics ensures that complex supply chains deliver the required products or services between the point of origin and the point of consumption in order to meet customer requirements. And check stock control to ensure that there are sufficient products ready to be sold.

Taking the supermarket as an example, logistics ensures that the products are transported from the place of production to the supermarket where they are ready for customers to buy. Logistics ensures that materials in any stage are moved to where they are needed, when they are needed.

It’s a complex process that needs to be done accurately. In this case the application of logistics is very useful as it’s always accurate, secure and safe with no risks to take. Most of the successful organisations around the world are using applications of logistics to be on the safe side and to avoid barriers and human mistakes which slows down the supply process.

For example: - MiKroaid - ForwardOffice - Witron Logistics: