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An interesting article. I have only one remark after reading it. An author uses „provider should be able…” quite often. What leads me to ask questions. Is there an obligation only on one side? Shouldn’t be cooperation between user and provider a win-win solution?  I could bet that logistics is now one of the most developed industries and most of the providers use sophisticated software and equipment to deliver the best services in class. I’m sure an author who is a professional adviser can help do identify all the pros and cons of potential cooperation.


An interesting article. I have only one remark after reading it. An author uses &#8222;provider should be able&#8230;&#8221; quite often. What leads me to ask questions. Is there an obligation only on one side? Shouldn&#8217;t be cooperation between user and provider a win-win solution?  I could bet that logistics is now one of the most developed industries and most of the providers use sophisticated software and equipment to deliver the best services in class. I&#8217;m sure an author who is a professional adviser can help do identify all the pros and cons of potential cooperation.


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