Category: logistics and supply chain
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India’s Manufacturing Moment: From “Make in India” to “Invent in India”
India stands at an inflection point. The next two decades will determine whether the nation becomes one of the world’s leading manufacturing and innovation hubs—or remains a peripheral contributor to global supply chains. The ambition is clear: by 2047, when India completes 100 years of independence, manufacturing must evolve from…
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Confidence in India’s Logistics Cost: The Story of Economic Transition
For decades, one of the most cited bottlenecks to India’s global competitiveness was its high logistics cost. Economists, investors and policymakers repeatedly argued that India’s logistics bill—long believed to be 13–14% of GDP—reduced export competitiveness, limited manufacturing output and made supply chains inefficient, especially compared to advanced economies averaging 8–10%.However,…
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Is There a Real Alternative to China in Apparel?
The global apparel industry is undergoing a significant transformation as retailers and fashion brands re-evaluate their sourcing strategies to reduce dependency on China. The reasons are manifold: rising labor costs in China, increasing geopolitical tensions, trade tariffs, and the desire to diversify supply chains following the COVID-19 disruptions. But the…
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Driving the Future: Overview of the Global Transportation Industry in 2025
The global transportation industry in 2025 is a massive and dynamic sector, with its market size estimated between $7.52 trillion and $9.77 trillion, depending on the scope of inclusion—whether transport services alone or in combination with transport equipment and operational infrastructure. Looking ahead, this sector is projected to surge to…
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Global Trends in Logistics and Supply Chain (2025)
In 2025, the logistics and supply chain industry stands at a critical juncture, evolving at a pace unprecedented in its history. With market valuations reaching trillions of dollars, this sector is being reshaped by e-commerce, digital transformation, and changing geopolitical landscapes. As businesses and governments across the globe realign their…
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Outlook for the Trucking and Logistics Industry
In an increasingly volatile global trade environment, businesses across sectors are revisiting their strategic playbooks to stay resilient amid tariff threats and policy reversals. A pertinent question emerging from this scenario is: how should industries, particularly logistics and commercial trucking, react to tariff-driven cost pressures? Is it through aggressive cost-cutting,…
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How Industries Are Reshaping Supply Chains Amid Rising Tariffs and Cost Pressures
In an increasingly interconnected yet volatile global economy, companies are facing tough questions about cost structures, supply chain resilience, and operational flexibility. The days of streamlined global production driven purely by cost-efficiency are giving way to a new era—defined by geopolitical uncertainty, double-digit tariffs, and the unpredictable sway of trade…
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Building Businesses for Uncertainty
In an increasingly unpredictable global environment, businesses must prepare for a wide range of outcomes—both expected and unforeseen. The concept of strategic optionality has emerged as a crucial tool for companies aiming to navigate uncertainty. This approach involves proactively considering multiple potential scenarios and designing strategies to adapt accordingly. However,…
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The New Face of Globalization: Regionalization, Green Policies, and Shifting Trade Dynamics
Globalization, once synonymous with expansive free trade agreements and sprawling supply chains, is undergoing a profound transformation. As global policies adapt to economic, environmental, and geopolitical challenges, new patterns of trade and investment are emerging. This blog explores the changing face of globalization, focusing on localized supply chains, the Inflation…
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