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logistics

[loh-jis-tiks, luh-] / loʊˈdʒɪs tɪks, lə- /


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A surge in immigration arrests is driving demand for more holding facilities, and officials are eyeing vacant logistics hubs across the United States despite concerns from rights groups they are not fit for the purpose.

From Barron's

In effect, this means faster logistics, consistent customs clearance, reliable infrastructure and lower transaction costs.

From BBC

Worries that artificial intelligence will be able to replace multiple industries—from software to shipping logistics—have dominated markets in recent weeks.

From Barron's

Moving from reliance on U.S. defense to a more self-sufficient position requires significant increases in military spending, joint procurement, intelligence capabilities and logistics.

From MarketWatch

Twenty-five years later, he left the military as an Air Force major with a master’s degree, a record as a logistics officer and a set of skills that serve him well in the private sector.

From The Wall Street Journal