SMALL BUSINESSES IN INDIAN LOGISTICS INDUSTRY IN INDIA
Logistics, generally the detailed organisation and implementation of a complex operation allow management of the flow of things between the point of origin and the point of consumption to meet the requirements of customers or corporations. There are various factors of which an interplay of technology, infrastructure, skilled manpower and new types of service providers which defines whether the logistics sector will be able to aid its customers, minimize their costs and provide quality services.
Along with contributing to the international trade, the logistics and freight industry is also regarded as the backbone of the economy in India as it ensures quick, efficient and economical transport of goods across India and many commercial sectors rely on it. This is evident with the growth of the logistics companies in Chennai and other popular towns contribute to the growth of the logistics sector which in turn increases the competitiveness among the different nations and therefore, it becomes a vital element of economic development and growth of the country
There are various challenges in the logistics industry in India, including the diverse range of rules and regulations at different stages which are enforced by national, regional and local authorities. Lack of integration in transport networks, poor warehousing and distribution facilities and information technology, skilled manpower and there is a lack of training institutions that are causing various issues among the employees and the logistics managers.
Transferring goods also have a bigger challenge of poor management and storage facilities which causes major loss, damage and deterioration of the material, especially in the perishables sector. The solution to this challenge is good refrigerated storage and containers and maintenance.
Another requirement that causes a challenge for the industry is the infrastructure, management the requirements of the various sectoral supply chain, changing industrial policies to ease efficient production and transportation of goods and deploying effective managerial practices and technology to enhance competitiveness.
What the industry continues to do, is excel despite these challenges and transforming by developing innovative business models, outsourcing their supply chain operations to 3PL services providers and by removing the structural and policy-based stringencies.
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