Logistics Reckoner
By: logisticsreckoner- Logistics Reckoner - Women in Logistics
- Published on April 1, 2016
- logisticsreckoner
- Issues 5
- Language - English
- Published monthly
About this issue
Logistics: Celebrating Unity in Diversity! Time after time, women have proven their competencies in this male dominated world. From Kalpana Chawla in NASA, to a female truck driver in Indore, women have proved that they can excel in each and every sector. They have left no stones unturned to stand afoot with men. However, the number or share is still not equal to the male counterparts, but it is growing at a rapid pace, and that is what matters. Persistent growth is the sure shot ladder towards success, and women are heading in the right direction. This issue is dedicated to all the women who are struggling to make an identity, especially in this male dominated sector of Logistics and Transport. In this issue you will see three path-breaking women who have made their mark in the logistics industry. Apart from this we also present, the Man behind one of the biggest logistics giants, CEO of D.B. Schenker – Mr. Oliver Bohm. In an exclusive interview with Logistics Reckoner, he shares his views and plans for India. You will also find some crisp facts about warehouses, and you will learn a few new tricks to further strengthen your business. We urge our readers to mark their calendars for magnanimous Logistic events coming up ahead –Maritime India Summit 14-16 April; and India Logistics Expo 19,20,21 May. Hope you enjoy this issue, we are always open for suggestions and advices, see you next month!
About Logistics Reckoner
Awarded for The Leading & Biggest Magazine in India, at Logistics Asia Awards - Logistics Reckoner is a bilingual monthly magazine, catering to Logistics sector, which is dedicated to provide solutions to the age old problems prevailing in the logistics sector. The magazine has a circulation of 64,000 (physical and e-copy combined), and readership of 3, 40,765 with national and international readers, focusing majorly on India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal, and to U.A.E.