logistics, the detailed planning, coordination, and execution of moving goods, materials, and information from origin to consumption, warehouse, a large commercial building designed for storing raw materials, manufactured goods, or inventory, management, the process of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling resources—such as people, finances, and materials—to achieve specific organizational goals efficiently, transportation, the intentional movement of humans, animals, and goods from one location to another, distribution, the process of sharing, spreading, or supplying goods, services, or resources to recipients, delivery, the act of transporting or handing over goods, letters, or parcels to a recipient, supply, to provide, furnish, or make something needed available, or refers to a stock of goods, inventory, refers to the raw materials, work-in-process goods, and finished products held by a business to support production or sales, chain, a group of establishments (e.g., restaurants, shops) owned by the same company, customer, a person or organization that buys goods, products, or services from a shop or business, often in exchange for money.

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