Transportation & Logistics occupy an important place across varied industries and business types. From the manufacturers to the sellers of regular FMCG products to automobile, electronics & engineering to chemical supplies, books & stationery to various others, it is both essential and unavoidable. Thus, it is obvious to have it in regular business presentations whether they are part of a meeting, workshop, or any of everyday team sessions. Creating related visuals can be really frustrating as it takes a whole lot of time and efforts. A ready-to-use substitute makes all the difference. This is why we bring to you our pre-designed set of PowerPoint Template on Transportation and Logistics. Professionally built under the guidance of field experts, you get to express your point in a most unique manner.

Simple to use, easy to include in your presentation, the set covers all the important aspects of the theme. From transportation management to logistic execution, you can use it for anything and everything. Whether it is serious decision making or you simply want to introduce a related fact to your team, the set is perfectly useful. Illustrate packaging, containerization, documentation, and insurance. Similarly, visualize vendors & partners' management, risk & expenditure mitigation. Again, supply chain management, import & export regulations, storage, and freight damage claims can be displayed well with the set.

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Transportation and Logistics comprises of packaging and moving of materials and storing them safe. While transportation is the movement of goods, raw material as well as completed and assembled products; logistics is the safe storage of all the goods and products transported. The former includes shipment both of the raw materials to the manufacturers and finished products to the customers and dealers. The latter involves freight management, warehousing of the raw materials & production of the finish goods and inventory management. This also includes product packaging both for the sake of storage and shipment and requires internal and external distribution networks for smooth working.