“Today’s logistics. Are there more problems than solutions?”

In the world economy, logistics is a key factor in trade and, therefore, an important factor in the welfare of the state. Current logistics systems are inherently unstable due to emissions of hazardous materials (CO2, NOx, particulate matter), noise and high prices, which must be paid for in terms of infrastructure load. While the European Commission set a target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in 2015 to 60% compared with 1990, the share of greenhouse gases increased from 25% in 1990 to 36% today.

Here are the main problems logistics is facing today:

Reducing transport costs: rising fuel prices increased wages, and peak inflation indices increase transportation costs on a daily basis.

Processing huge amounts of information: logistics managers have to process a lot of data every day, in addition to coordinating the smooth execution of operations. The scope of their work includes ensuring security and personnel, downloading materials, checking route maps, authorizing bills for fuel, etc.

Compliance with the rules: The rules of transportation, standards and safety can vary from city to city, from state to state and, quite obviously, from country to country. This leads to the fact that it is difficult for parties to agree on a mutually beneficial solution.

The international platform Export.Online offers a solution of these problems.
The project combines disparate tools and databases in one-stop-shop mode, allowing Clients to reduce their time for preparation and execution of an international transaction by more than 3 times and improve the efficiency of their business by increasing the productivity of their employees. Users do not need to have a large staff or independently look for different professionals on outsourcing, it is enough to connect to the platform and implement the entire process there.

More information on the website: Export.online