Whatever You Call It, Just Don't Think of Last-Mile Logistics, Last.¶
Goodman, R. W. (2005). Whatever You Call It, Just Don't Think of Last-Mile Logistics, Last. Global Logistics & Supply Chain Strategies, 9(12), 46-51.
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- Last Mile Delivery
- Last-mile delivery names the structural pattern by which the final segment of a distribution path — the step from a consolidated trunk channel to the heterogeneous individual endpoint — costs and complicates disproportionately to its length, often exceeding the cost of the entire upstream channel combined.
This sourceEstablishes that the final-delivery segment is disproportionately costly relative to upstream transport in parcel and freight logistics.
- Last-mile delivery names the structural pattern by which the final segment of a distribution path — the step from a consolidated trunk channel to the heterogeneous individual endpoint — costs and complicates disproportionately to its length, often exceeding the cost of the entire upstream channel combined.
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