A look at automotive packaging developments over the past 20 years
A lot has changed in logistics in the 20 years since Automotive Logistics first went to press. Thanks to the revolution of the information age, the world is more connected now than ever before. Shippers are delivering products faster than imagined. In the aftermarket, for example, more and more customers are receiving their goods and services same-day, regardless of location. And whether it is a factory, a dealership or perhaps even a consumer’s own home, demand for timeliness, efficiency and accuracy is rising constantly.
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