Bazaar logistics

Quelle: https://www.logistik-wissen.de/lexikon/bazarlogistik

Bazaar logistics refers to a decentralized, flexible, and informal approach to the flow of goods and information, commonly found in bazaars or street markets. It is characterized by short-cycle, demand-driven deliveries in small batch sizes, individualized transport solutions, ad-hoc organization without central control, and direct interactions between traders and carriers.

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