logistic networks

Logistic networks are systems that manage the movement of goods and resources from producers to consumers. They include various interconnected components such as suppliers, warehouses, transportation routes, and distribution centers. The goal is to efficiently coordinate these parts to ensure timely delivery, minimize costs, and optimize inventory levels. Think of it as an organized flow of products, where logistics planners strategize and control each step—from manufacturing to delivery—using technology and data to ensure everything arrives where it’s supposed to, when it’s supposed to, and in the right condition.