Yes, since years I fight my battle against the equation Logistics = Transportation & Warehousing. Logistics is much, much more: it's a key process in any management system, but nobody seems to care. Just name me somebody, anybody, who knows - and understands ! - the meaning of the term "logistics". Nations have fought, won or lost wars, millions people lost their life because of uneffective Logistics. Did we learn? Something, at least. Ail evidence responds "no" to this question. Overproduction has some clear input to it: return on investment, first, control of the market / business, second. But there's a third, side input to it, that goes most ignored: "God cannot be cheated". Thank you.