Editorial
Engine of economy and bearer of comfort that we rarely think about
It only takes a few clicks to deliver groceries, a new jacket, an office chair or a sofa for the living room to our home address. We are used to goods arriving on time and seamlessly, as if the journey from the warehouse to our door is taken for granted. We rarely think about how many people, kilometers, containers, pallets, procedures and precise coordination are behind the way of life we are used to. Logistics and transport often remain invisible until something goes wrong. It`s only when shelves are late to be replenished, factories run out of parts, or trucks are stuck at borders for hours that it becomes clear how crucial the system is to the functioning of the modern economy. The modern economy operates on the rhythm of deliveries, and that rhythm does not tolerate
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