Nature

Efficiency Rules: Why the Next Normal Will Be Dependent on B2B Virtues

Intra-(cellular) logistics and what it teaches us about digitization

Factories That Expand Like A Nautilus

The cylindrical shell of a nautilus grows with the animal and offers insights in how logisticians can plan the extension of factories when new products are introduced, or larger volumes are produced.

Ants Are Masters In Supply Chain Management

Ants use a structured and decentralized approach to find the shortest path between food and nest. More than that, they dynamically adjust if obstacles appear en route. Their behaviour inspires ideas to solve logistics problems.

What Bees Can Teach Us About Logistics

Reducing internal transport is challenging, but not so for bees. Bees operate their honeycombs highly efficient and adapting their concept can save transport costs.