Over nearly 30 years working in transport and logistics, I have learned that one of the great challenges of any operation is finding the balance between cost and efficiency.
In an increasingly price-pressured market, seeking cost reduction is natural. The problem arises when the lowest cost comes to be seen as synonymous with the best decision.
In logistics, an economy made in the wrong place can later appear in the form of delays, maintenance, rework, loss of productivity, or even loss of customers.
That is why, before asking "how much does it cost?", it is also important to ask: "what will be the impact of this choice on the operation?"
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