youtube.com/watch?v=T5YF... trees for views, what a wonderful concept. Share it on!

Oh my, what have we here. The full song is actually really good. youtube.com/shorts/sLn8G...

Dr. Brian Klass explains complex systems theory very nicely in this video. I use this theory in my own research on supply chains How small disruptions far upstream in the chain can cause catastrophic issues closer to the customer. Supply chains are complex systems. youtu.be/TLm6dC34gYk?...

Interesting lecture by Nobel Laureate Professor Simon Johnson last night. He talked about his prize winning research around why countries stay rich and others poor and the relationship between institutions and prosperity. He is now focusing on technologies like AI and inequality.

So how effective are sanctions really? Or for that matter tariffs to! Interesting video from Bloomberg on the illegal trade of oil from sanctioned countries through a dark fleet network. Unfortunately this is just one of many flotilla around the world. youtu.be/9NpgzsTrW78?...

The holiday rush pushes last-mile logistics firms to balance speed, cost and sustainability to get packages to people’s homes on time. Curious people’s opinions on whether they might pay more for faster delivery or maybe a sustainable delivery option? #LastMileDelivery #Ecommerce #Sustainability

Bellamy: "He drops the box of orders into the tube it calls for, and in a few moments later it drops on the proper desk in the warehouse, together with all the orders of the same sort from the other sample stores. The orders are read off, recorded, and sent to be filled, like lightning." 1888!

In 1888 Edward Bellamy published a book called Looking Backward 2000-1887 which pretty much describes describes ecommerce in one chapter: "The packages are then delivered by larger tubes to the city districts, and thence distributed to the houses."

Literally 126 years earlier. It's public domain

So have a lecture today to master students in a retail marketing course. It was on contemporary issues in last mile delivery. Got a lot of blank stares so not sure if I was really interesting or really boring. Such is a lecture life I guess!

So as my first post I present something interesting! I have worked in logistics my entire life and when my daughter and I started wondering what is then longest film made? Of course it is about logistics and in Sweden. logisticsartproject.com