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If the economics don't work out, don't do it. This won't be an over night transformation but rather decades. You start where the circumstances are beneficial.
by tjoff 9y ago
If the economics don't work out, don't do it. This won't be an over night transformation but rather decades. You start where the circumstances are beneficial.
Perhaps the first to adopt this would be postal services and large stores with many outlets throughout a country with their own trucks that do the same route every day. They have control over each destination and it would most likely be easier work alongside existing logistics and everything is kept within the same company.
- Twisell 9y agoOn that we agree I was just pointing out that it’s not as simple as you initialy thought. And sorry if I’ve being boring it’s a deformation from Geography my first scholarship. Geographers tends to focus on systemic interaction rather than on individual components.