March 2024 would mark roughly four years since COVID-19 was declared to be a global pandemic. Four years since communities worldwide were spurred into lockdowns. Four years since individuals flocked online to buy their essentials, pushing e-commerce sales to new heights.

Despite the international borders opening up and physical retail gradually coming back to life, many people would still rather shop online than visit brick-and-mortar stores. With millions of parcels being shipped across the globe on any given day, it is imperative that proper e-commerce logistics infrastructure is in place to keep them on track. But to begin, what exactly is e-commerce logistics? And how can retailers better elevate their e-commerce experience in this post-pandemic world? Let’s find out!

Components of the Modern Logistics Chain

E-commerce logistics is a complex multi-step process that involves several components, including inventory management and packing of orders.

Inventory Management

Inventory Management refers to the process of monitoring and tracking the amount of stock in a company. It helps companies to ensure that there is never too much or too little stock on hand, thus reducing the risk of stockouts and inaccurate records. With proper inventory management, businesses can enjoy an array of benefits, most of which are mentioned below:

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