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In four months, we mark the 25th anniversary of Amazon's first-ever book sale. In this last quarter century, consumer expectations along with the rise of digital-first brands and novel technologies have rapidly accelerated the channel shift from physical retail to ecommerce. A Bain & Co analysis calculated Southeast Asia's internet economy was worth more than US$100 billion in 2019 – and projected that value to triple by 2025.
None of this growth would have happened without the logistics companies that transport those products from factory to front door.
When Jeff Bezos made that first sale in July 1995, delivery time was expected to run at least three to five business days. Today’s consumers expect same- or next-day deliveries with zero compromise on quality or accuracy. This growth has transformed how logistics companies operate, and their inventory management, customer service, and distribution strategies have had to evolve rapidly.
This metamorphosis hasn’t been without its growing pains.
A main challenge companies face is poor real-time visibility into supply chain workflows.
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