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This book offers a comprehensive, forward looking analysis of logistics in the digital shopping era. It explores the journey of products from virtual shopping carts to consumers' hands (how they are stored, packed, shipped, returned, reused, and delivered) with a strong focus on digitalization and sustainability.Readers will gain a well rounded understanding of the operational, technological, and strategic challenges that shape modern e commerce logistics. Each chapter tackles a different segment of the value chain - from fulfillment and last mile delivery to reverse logistics and re commerce - combining academic insights with real world case studies and industry data. This book addresses contemporary topics, such as cross border e commerce logistics,platform driven logistics models, omnichannel strategy, UX design for returns, digital transformation, digital product passports, the circular economy, and the environmental and social impacts of packaging and transportation. Particular attention is given to emerging solutions for sustainable urban freight transport, such as microhubs and collaborative city logistics initiatives, as well as to the role of stakeholders, including retailers, logistics providers, regulators, and urban communities, in shaping more sustainable logistics systems. Its interdisciplinary approach, blending qualitative research with practical application, provides actionable insights for optimizing logistics performance while advancing sustainability goals.With clear language and evidence based approach, this book bridges the gap between theory and practice, offering guidance for navigating the next decade of logistics in an increasingly digital, climate, and socially conscious marketplace shaped by global platforms, cross border trade, and evolving regulatory frameworks. It is essential reading for logistics researchers, professionals, e commerce managers, academics, policymakers, and students seeking to understand the complexity and evolution of digital commerce.Chapter 1 of this book is freely available as a downloadable Open Access PDF at http://www.taylorfrancis.com under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives (CC BY-NC-ND) 4.0 license.

This book offers a comprehensive, forward looking analysis of logistics in the digital shopping era. It explores the journey of products from virtual shopping carts to consumers' hands (how they are stored, packed, shipped, returned, reused, and delivered) with a strong focus on digitalization and sustainability.Readers will gain a well rounded understanding of the operational, technological, and strategic challenges that shape modern e commerce logistics. Each chapter tackles a different segment of the value chain - from fulfillment and last mile delivery to reverse logistics and re commerce - combining academic insights with real world case studies and industry data. This book addresses contemporary topics, such as cross border e commerce logistics,platform driven logistics models, omnichannel strategy, UX design for returns, digital transformation, digital product passports, the circular economy, and the environmental and social impacts of packaging and transportation. Particular attention is given to emerging solutions for sustainable urban freight transport, such as microhubs and collaborative city logistics initiatives, as well as to the role of stakeholders, including retailers, logistics providers, regulators, and urban communities, in shaping more sustainable logistics systems. Its interdisciplinary approach, blending qualitative research with practical application, provides actionable insights for optimizing logistics performance while advancing sustainability goals.With clear language and evidence based approach, this book bridges the gap between theory and practice, offering guidance for navigating the next decade of logistics in an increasingly digital, climate, and socially conscious marketplace shaped by global platforms, cross border trade, and evolving regulatory frameworks. It is essential reading for logistics researchers, professionals, e commerce managers, academics, policymakers, and students seeking to understand the complexity and evolution of digital commerce.Chapter 1 of this book is freely available as a downloadable Open Access PDF at http://www.taylorfrancis.com under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives (CC BY-NC-ND) 4.0 license.

This book offers a comprehensive, forward‑looking analysis of logistics in the digital shopping era. It explores the journey of products from virtual shopping carts to consumers’ hands (how they are stored, packed, shipped, returned, reused, and delivered) with a strong focus on digitalization and sustainability.Readers will gain a well‑rounded understanding of the operational, technological, and strategic challenges that shape modern e‑commerce logistics. Each chapter tackles a different segment of the value chain – from fulfillment and last‑mile delivery to reverse logistics and re‑commerce – combining academic insights with real‑world case studies and industry data. This book addresses contemporary topics, such as cross‑border e‑commerce logistics,platform‑driven logistics models, omnichannel strategy, UX design for returns, digital transformation, digital product passports, the circular economy, and the environmental and social impacts of packaging and transportation. Particular attention is given to emerging solutions for sustainable urban freight transport, such as microhubs and collaborative city logistics initiatives, as well as to the role of stakeholders, including retailers, logistics providers, regulators, and urban communities, in shaping more sustainable logistics systems. Its interdisciplinary approach, blending qualitative research with practical application, provides actionable insights for optimizing logistics performance while advancing sustainability goals.With clear language and evidence‑based approach, this book bridges the gap between theory and practice, offering guidance for navigating the next decade of logistics in an increasingly digital, climate, and socially conscious marketplace shaped by global platforms, cross‑border trade, and evolving regulatory frameworks. It is essential reading for logistics researchers, professionals, e‑commerce managers, academics, policymakers, and students seeking to understand the complexity and evolution of digital commerce.Chapter 1 of this book is freely available as a downloadable Open Access PDF at http://www.taylorfrancis.com under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives (CC BY-NC-ND) 4.0 license.

This book describes approaches, opinions, and concepts for new and emerging solutions and technologies that could be successfully applied in the configuration, optimization and management of supply networks in the highly volatile environment of today’s global economy. It features numerous case studies and quantitative research from different sectors and different countries. The authors, which include academics and managers alike, present tips on technical, organizational, financial and social aspects of implementing the new SMART solution.  Dynamic and changing market conditions have made it necessary for companies to act in networks to maintain their competitive position. Accordingly, they have to adapt their own actions to those of other market players, which requires a SMART attitude: today’s supply networks need to be Sustainable, Modern, Adaptive, Robust and innovative Technology-oriented. For example, this concerns making decisions about the extent to which a business model should be green or lean. In turn, these decisions impact logistics, IT, environmental issues and co-operation between suppliers, customers, competitors, and complementors.

This book describes approaches, opinions, and concepts for new and emerging solutions and technologies that could be successfully applied in the configuration, optimization and management of supply networks in the highly volatile environment of today’s global economy. It features numerous case studies and quantitative research from different sectors and different countries. The authors, which include academics and managers alike, present tips on technical, organizational, financial and social aspects of implementing the new SMART solution.  Dynamic and changing market conditions have made it necessary for companies to act in networks to maintain their competitive position. Accordingly, they have to adapt their own actions to those of other market players, which requires a SMART attitude: today’s supply networks need to be Sustainable, Modern, Adaptive, Robust and innovative Technology-oriented. For example, this concerns making decisions about the extent to which a business model should be green or lean. In turn, these decisions impact logistics, IT, environmental issues and co-operation between suppliers, customers, competitors, and complementors.

This book describes approaches, opinions, and concepts for new and emerging solutions and technologies that could be successfully applied in the configuration, optimization and management of supply networks in the highly volatile environment of today’s global economy. It features numerous case studies and quantitative research from different sectors and different countries. The authors, which include academics and managers alike, present tips on technical, organizational, financial and social aspects of implementing the new SMART solution. 

Dynamic and changing market conditions have made it necessary for companies to act in networks to maintain their competitive position. Accordingly, they have to adapt their own actions to those of other market players, which requires a SMART attitude: today’s supply networks need to be Sustainable, Modern, Adaptive, Robust and innovative Technology-oriented. For example, this concerns making decisions about the extent to which a business model should be green or lean. In turn, these decisions impact logistics, IT, environmental issues and co-operation between suppliers, customers, competitors, and complementors. 

Innovative technologies provide opportunities for making manufacturing and logistics operations cleaner and more resource-efficient. New technologies focus on lifecycle engineering and lifecycle management. This book will be valuable to both academics and practitioners who wish to deepen their knowledge of technology management. The book will cover technical, organizational, financial and social issues connected to the implementation of more sustainable technologies.

Innovative technologies provide opportunities for making manufacturing and logistics operations cleaner and more resource-efficient. New technologies focus on lifecycle engineering and lifecycle management. This book will be valuable to both academics and practitioners who wish to deepen their knowledge of technology management. The book will cover technical, organizational, financial and social issues connected to the implementation of more sustainable technologies.