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The Arctic as Geopolitics and Economics
Why Logistics Control Means Regional Control
Accompanyment
Cerberus in logistics and foreign trade: what kind of system is it and how to work with it
Cerberus is a mechanism that directly affects the import and turnover of certain categories of goods.
Logistics
Nakhodka port and railway: how the container actually moves in Russia
Container logistics through Nakhodka is a complex, multi-layered system where everything is interconnected.
Certification
EAU (Eurasian Conformity): what is this sign and why without it the product will not enter the market
EAU is one of the key elements of work with the market of the Eurasian Economic Union
Marketing
Fulfillment warehouse: what marketplaces actually earn
In the age of e-commerce, it’s not the salesman who wins, but the person who controls the movement of goods.
Logistics
ETRAN: the digital system on which railway logistics rests
All operations – from registration of the application to completion of transportation – take place in digital format.
Economy
Consumer Cooperative: From Retail to Real Business Processes
Consumer cooperative is not an archaic form, but a modern tool for business optimization.
Accompanyment
Expert Siberia, China and Visual Trust
Why 3D tours are becoming a cross-border tool
Marketing
Russian marketplaces attract Chinese manufacturers
A Chinese manufacturer can reach a Russian buyer almost directly, bypassing traditional procurement chains.
Factories
How to achieve minimum production costs
The mistake many companies make is focusing on just one element.
Logistics
Specific risks for certain categories of goods: where the business loses money
The specificity of the cargo is not a secondary factor, but the basis of the entire logistics strategy.
Economy
Progressive growth of SCO and BRICS economies
The SCO and BRICS now form a significant part of the global economy.
Logistics
90% of logistics defaults in Russia: the problem of postpayment and real solutions
Companies that work with a large number of intermediaries or in highly competitive segments are particularly vulnerable.
China
Why Chinese suppliers are afraid to work with a deferred payment
Most Chinese manufacturers prefer to work on a prepayment or partial payment scheme.
China
China reduces exports of dual-use goods
This is not only a supply crisis, but also a signal for a reassessment of the development strategy of high-tech industries.
