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The invisible choreography that gets the thing to the place before you notice it's gone.
means The detailed planning and execution of moving people, goods, and resources from where they are to where they're needed.
from From French logistique, rooted in loger, to lodge or quarter troops — born as the military art of supplying armies before it ever optimized warehouses.
War originsOnce a formal branch of military strategy, beside tactics.
Cost weightOften 10 to 30 percent of a product's price.
Hidden empireMost goods touch a dozen handoffs before your doorstep.