The Decision Bottleneck Is Becoming a Logistics Capacity Constraint
· Source: logisticsviewpoints.com
In short
The article argues that logistics networks can have available trucks, dock doors, labor and inventory and still underuse them because unresolved decisions queue up and block execution. It frames decision latency as an operating-capacity constraint, showing how exception queues, finite planner attention and manual approval chains consume physical capacity. It proposes measuring decision velocity and using AI-driven orchestration to compress the decision cycle, moving toward a selectively autonomous operating model.
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Tags: logistics, decision-making, exceptions, capacity, automation, orchestration