Modern logistics ~ It’s impossible to imagine our daily digital lives without them. As consumers, we can shop online 24/7. We expect everything to arrive on time - clothing, devices, furniture or a set of screws. Online shopping is booming: in 2018, couriers, express, and parcel services, the so-called CEP sector, delivered around 3.5 billion shipments in Germany alone. And this is an upward trend. But how does all this work so smoothly, safely, and on time? We live in turbulent times: digitalization, climate crisis, growing world population, and political and economic instability. How does the logistics industry meet these challenges? For answers, we need to dive deep into the world of modern logistics. Our film takes us into huge, fully connected warehouses, observing as fleets of cargo planes are lined up, prepared for take-off at night and accompanying couriers on delivery bikes on "the last mile" to the customer. We look at one of the world's largest logistics providers at work: Deutsche Post DHL Group. We look into solutions of robotization, working together with humans within the warehouse on one hand. But also artificial intelligence and big data crunching are getting more and more important. For more on the digitized age of engineering: Ticket To The Future: The Evolution of Travel: ua-cam.com/video/j_-HHbRa8-w/v-deo.html Available Worldwide #freedocumentary
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As an Uber/Lyft driver (pre-pandemic) in the Cincinnati, OH USA area, I was frequently driving DHL, Amazon and their subcontractors to various hotels and other places around town. Even though I only spent a few minutes with flight crews, it was always very interesting to hear the schedules and adventures of these workers. The Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Airport (CVG) is the home of Amazon Air and the only other hub that DHL operates. Thank you for this video and letting has a peek at the rest of the DHL empire.
UNI Logistics is a leading freight forwarder in China for 25 years. We can move your shipments from China to any place. This is very brief and inclusive explanation.. Very helpful
Man, bicycle couriers are a different breed. I was a downtown courier for 3 years in a large Canadian city and I would see those guys out, even in the winter.
Almost 17 years at DHL GLOBAL FORWARDING in DFW Texas. I drive a truck from our warehouse to different airlines around the airport . And we're 745 TEAMSTERS
Agreed. And it's a lot of truth stretching. This is what they sell but in actual fact one of the most incompetent logistics companies ever. Very few deliveries aren't lost. Often late even with their 3 business day guarantee.
It brilliantly highlights how the industry adapts to challenges like digitalization and climate crisis, ensuring smooth and timely deliveries. The glimpse into the world of Deutsche Post DHL Group and the integration of technology and human effort is truly inspiring.
When you interview non-English speakers, please lower the volume on their speaking when you add the English voice over. It's extremely difficult to hear what's being said when two people are talking at the same time at the same volume. I'm surprised that was missed in post-production! I'm an avid doc watcher, and have never been so frustrated. I had to stop watching it was so bad over and over!
I agree with you guys. I voted down because it is a DHL commercial video instead of Logistics of the future docementary. And the deliberate equalization of the voice of german language for promotional purposes.
@@struckfire3337 hahahaha... I love that guy. I want to see 2 UA-cam giants together as a team @EPICeCONOMIST & @CANADIANpREPPER talking about THE ECONOMIC COLLAPSE.
@@struckfire3337 hehehe... Surprised.... Surprised. The Logistics subject is in tangent with economics as well, supply chain, JIT Inventory system, etc.
Amazing Daniel, thanks for sharing these awesome insights about DHL and Logistics. Can't wait to see more in this space, the economics behind it, and the future trends and visions. Also, if you could recommend any great books.
@@nocomment1984 guns are great, but we need more spaceships. You think NASA is bad at spending money? Ahem, *cough US MILITARY, cough cough*. And that is the end of my thoughts. Bye. I do love the CIWS phalanx though
Thank you very much for the sharing about the future logistics system. I would be very grateful if you could share also about the 24/7 procurement system. Have great success.
Future of Logistics companies lies in how they embrace Tecnology, Automation and Outsourcing ( Back Office Setup) non-core operational tasks. We have seen our Forwarding/ Logisitics customers business scale and become profitable.
This is why it's important that people of the future adapt to the Future failure to do so you're going to remain poor or you're going to be left behind.. I don't care for computer some things but it is the way of the future stops for No One.
Whoever uploaded this got the title wrong. This documentary should be re-named into "DHL is the greatest forwarder in the world and dont you forget it!"
Love how you included the whole delivery by drone thing. Completely destroying a world wide hobby for many people and stifling education and creativity around the world. Way to go ......
The world should learn logistics from China. While DHL is planning to Zero Emission on 2050, China already done it Since 2020. China Alibaba & Tmall logistic warehouse are fully automatic & delivery truck are all fully automatic. Warehouse double the size of DHL HQ logistic but worker are 10 times mores less.
ya, well its easy to do when youre living under an Authoritative government... but why does china get clogged with smog every year? just because a few "shining examples" are shown doesnt mean their entire country is "green" or "0 emission" I guess the 10x less workers can go join the army now eh?
China underpays it's slaves. They work extremely long hours and don't get benefits for loyalty. China's emissions are massive, and Alibaba and Tmail STILL use energy to do their work so 0 emissions is just plain fantasy. I'm glad you have 10 less workers... one day it will be 0 workers and you'll wonder how they can afford anything as your society collapses from boredom, depression and no reason for living. But I guess as long as it looks good on "the books", you won't see the rest crashing down around you until there are no "books" (though you probably burn those too). Have a great day.
Distributed design and manufacturing like share all formula, ingredients, parts every where on demand without needed for transportation. Like ondamd 3 d and injection printer
in the field of logistics is also the big mafia in terms of workers and personnel companies, is almost as big as the problem in the field of meat processing for those who know the "Tonnius" scandal, apparently solved but in fact everything it is the same only with another appearance.
@@valentingellert6368 hi sorry if I disturb you I would like to ask you if a person wants to pursue a career in logistics it is important to know artificial intelligence or there are companies that create these software and then sell them to DHL. I would like to work in ports in logistics but I don't know if it is appropriate to specialize in artificial intelligence or to focus on something else.
@@animatronix5676 if you wanna work in logistics you don't need to know IA, there are many many jobs in logistics. If logistics in general interests you, there are logistics degrees so I would look into them and see what appeals to you the most.
@@Fool2199 thank you very much. I am currently attending the university of mathematics but I am very interested in the logistics field. after graduation I will definitely specialize in that field.
Logistics of the future ? It’s all good . Why have humans doing boring tasks ? but a couple of issues 1) how is Logistics of the future (Lotf?) going to mitigate the ten year old UK and European HGV driver shortage likely to impact supply chains significantly this year and to a greater degree next year ? 2) what’s your business continuity plan if a nation state triggers the Kessler Syndrome degrading our global satellite infrastructure as we are currently launching mega constellations with no global governance as the cost of repairing said infrastructure if destroyed would be prohibitive to any nation state 3)why are Amazon employees more at risk of serious injury in a robot enabled warehouse ? 4)Cyberscurity:45% of the east coast of America recently had their fuel pipeline cut off in short order:what’s your business continuity plan to mitigate same as the automated content of your operations increases or are we just going to “Pay the ransom again” ?
I feel bad for the 50yo+ truckers who wont be able to find a new career after a robot takes their job... not easy for someone who knows the "way-of-the-road" to learn how to code a computer...or build solar panels...
Dont. These are terrible, terrible jobs, just the absolute worst to work. The world will be better when we automate these away and people will adjust in a decade or so
@@Pointlessparodys these jobs will never be automated. people will just steal the containers and the trucks if it is automated because these vehicles will be forced to stop and not run the person over. it will never happen
imagine, if you had a system running under the classic land infrastructure that would pick & push parcels to desired locations via a magnetically enticed forces. so ongoing road traffic would pick and drag parcels as a byproduct when going about their business until it would reach the desired destination.
Modern logistics ~ It’s impossible to imagine our daily digital lives without them. As consumers, we can shop online 24/7. We expect everything to arrive on time - clothing, devices, furniture or a set of screws. Online shopping is booming: in 2018, couriers, express, and parcel services, the so-called CEP sector, delivered around 3.5 billion shipments in Germany alone. And this is an upward trend. But how does all this work so smoothly, safely, and on time?
We live in turbulent times: digitalization, climate crisis, growing world population, and political and economic instability. How does the logistics industry meet these challenges?
For answers, we need to dive deep into the world of modern logistics. Our film takes us into huge, fully connected warehouses, observing as fleets of cargo planes are lined up, prepared for take-off at night and accompanying couriers on delivery bikes on "the last mile" to the customer.
We look at one of the world's largest logistics providers at work: Deutsche Post DHL Group. We look into solutions of robotization, working together with humans within the warehouse on one hand. But also artificial intelligence and big data crunching are getting more and more important.
For more on the digitized age of engineering: Ticket To The Future: The Evolution of Travel: ua-cam.com/video/j_-HHbRa8-w/v-deo.html
Available Worldwide
#freedocumentary
That's the Epic economics guy I love that guy
Dear Sir,
I'm writing to ask for permission to translate some of your amazing videos. I hope you let me introduce such powerful works to a new community where Arabic is the mother tongue. I'm one of those who got enchanted by the documentaries you post on your UA-cam channel. I'm looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Best regards
Bridges جسور
I'm also working in DHL since 2019 until now and I'm. Very thankful to be part of them😘
Hi , great video. can I have a copy to share with my linkedin community?
@@amateurchess5889both
As an Uber/Lyft driver (pre-pandemic) in the Cincinnati, OH USA area, I was frequently driving DHL, Amazon and their subcontractors to various hotels and other places around town. Even though I only spent a few minutes with flight crews, it was always very interesting to hear the schedules and adventures of these workers. The Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Airport (CVG) is the home of Amazon Air and the only other hub that DHL operates. Thank you for this video and letting has a peek at the rest of the DHL empire.
Why haven't I found this channel earlier? It's AMAZING! Now I'll have a lot of interesting documentary's to watch
UNI Logistics is a leading freight forwarder in China for 25 years. We can move your shipments from China to any place. This is very brief and inclusive explanation.. Very helpful
Man, bicycle couriers are a different breed. I was a downtown courier for 3 years in a large Canadian city and I would see those guys out, even in the winter.
Isn't this weird though. I can order something at 2am, and have it delivered by 10pm the same day. I'm getting really old. I find that incredible.
Almost 17 years at DHL GLOBAL FORWARDING in DFW Texas. I drive a truck from our warehouse to different airlines around the airport . And we're 745 TEAMSTERS
A well-nuanced picture of modern logistics, without any obvious connections to any specific logistic company, as far as i noticed.
More a DHL commercial than a docu on logistics systems.
Longest DHL commercial I've ever seen.
Agreed. And it's a lot of truth stretching. This is what they sell but in actual fact one of the most incompetent logistics companies ever. Very few deliveries aren't lost. Often late even with their 3 business day guarantee.
U r true ,
Agreed, and it was more-or-less what I was looking for when I put "how does DHL work" into the UA-cam search bar lol
Wow, proud to be a part of DHL.
Where are you from?
It brilliantly highlights how the industry adapts to challenges like digitalization and climate crisis, ensuring smooth and timely deliveries. The glimpse into the world of Deutsche Post DHL Group and the integration of technology and human effort is truly inspiring.
I feel this video should've been titled: A look into DHL's operations.
When you interview non-English speakers, please lower the volume on their speaking when you add the English voice over. It's extremely difficult to hear what's being said when two people are talking at the same time at the same volume. I'm surprised that was missed in post-production! I'm an avid doc watcher, and have never been so frustrated. I had to stop watching it was so bad over and over!
Totally agree, had to interrupt viewing for the same reason. Also one of the first times I vote something down on YT.
true
Honestly I thought I'm the only one who felt that way narrator and non English speaks at the same time, very annoying
I thought I had another window up with another video playing.. I was wrong.
I agree with you guys. I voted down because it is a DHL commercial video instead of Logistics of the future docementary. And the deliberate equalization of the voice of german language for promotional purposes.
Proud DHL Employee of 15 years. 💪🏽
wait to you have a serious injury at work then DHL will throw you in the gutter like they did with me 18years at DHL
The world is moving digitalization everyday. Thank you for this documentary. Great videos 🙌representing Ghana 🇬🇭😍
Thank you DHL for sharing.
I was thoroughly involved and just impressed with this video.. I just can't explain in how many ways.. atlast one word ' fan-tastic'
Wow. Thanks! Glad you loved it. That’s our job. 😉
*lipsmack
Just started watching but as a American DHL warehouse worker this is amazing! lol
Me gustó mucho, GRACIAS.
Epic economics guy! I love this guy
That's what i said... I thought that i pressed the wrong video by mistake... LoL. Hahahaha
@@QANGOR me to
@@struckfire3337 hahahaha... I love that guy. I want to see 2 UA-cam giants together as a team @EPICeCONOMIST & @CANADIANpREPPER talking about THE ECONOMIC COLLAPSE.
@@struckfire3337 hehehe... Surprised.... Surprised. The Logistics subject is in tangent with economics as well, supply chain, JIT Inventory system, etc.
I felt as if I saw a long advertisement of DHL after watching this documentary.
Is about DHL where's is the point 👉
They need to team up with gymnasiums - so that the gym members are doing the bicycle deliveries for free as part of their exercise routine.
😹I like your idea
All they need now is to teach their delivery guys to not throw the packages when they drop them off.
that's in NA not in EU.
You mean FedEx 😜
Sadly the weakest link in this whole process is the one fulfill by humans.
Amazing Daniel, thanks for sharing these awesome insights about DHL and Logistics.
Can't wait to see more in this space, the economics behind it, and the future trends and visions.
Also, if you could recommend any great books.
Tanks
With all this new technology. We will be able to go to the moon again
Good one
@@FreeDocumentary 😂nasa do make me laugh
I’m with you on that one. That’s what happens when funding is cut and the best minds go to the private sector.
@@FreeDocumentary nasa get more that enough funding, but just do nothing with it.
@@nocomment1984 guns are great, but we need more spaceships. You think NASA is bad at spending money? Ahem, *cough US MILITARY, cough cough*. And that is the end of my thoughts. Bye.
I do love the CIWS phalanx though
Great upload. Interesting to watch. Big like. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you very much for the sharing about the future logistics system. I would be very grateful if you could share also about the 24/7 procurement system. Have great success.
Logistic has dignify value chain acrooss the globe💪💪
안녕하세요 늘 번창을 기원합니다
Very interesting documentary. We can really recommend watching it
Logistics its the global operating system enabling us to run the whole economy on earth.
That's what I need on my project of uni
Future of Logistics companies lies in how they embrace Tecnology, Automation and Outsourcing ( Back Office Setup) non-core operational tasks. We have seen our Forwarding/ Logisitics customers business scale and become profitable.
This is why it's important that people of the future adapt to the Future failure to do so you're going to remain poor or you're going to be left behind.. I don't care for computer some things but it is the way of the future stops for No One.
Logistics is going well 👌 this days
Yipee! Dey terk err vans away and now we're Deliveroo riders in the rain :D
Great documentary
❤Amazing
I think the Manufacturing exist because of the future of the logistic.
wow, may i share to my students sir. Thanks a lot
Pretty cool ngl
Despite all DHL modern logistics, the bike courier wasn't wearing a bike helmet. People can still die you know.
Personal responsibility
Deutschland apparently didn't have a bike helmet company lobbying congress to make their products mandatory.
Watching from philippines😁
Nice!
Wow never knew this can be so fascinating 🥴🥰
I could see how production could just not take up so much space and be positioned closer to the end of the distribution channel. Frees up land too.
Good doc. with good aspects, but more an image movie. It was a good overview over modern logistics, but the FUTURE came up short
I thought I was watching a documentary,
apparently it's a DHL promo video.
I'm 100% sure Nils Muller is one of those Fake-it-Til-You-Make-It guys. 7:59
Epic Economist 🔥 🔥🔥🔥
Technology is the future
To do the nontouch every thing to avoid conflict is the challenge for safety and lostless
This definitely appeals to the supply chain student in mw.
Whoever uploaded this got the title wrong. This documentary should be re-named into "DHL is the greatest forwarder in the world and dont you forget it!"
8:15 trendiest guy in the room.
very interesting , germany is very developed country
VECHAIN FAM, Here we come
Nice😊
Dis gone be deep
LOVELY !!!
Nothing arrive on time it doesnt work at all.
Thank you very much Free Documentary for making this great valuable information to us.
Amazing explanation...
Thanks a lot ♥️♥️♥️
ado
@@mohammadakeel7990
What?
Watching from Nagaland kuknalim NAGA
i am a paper DHL plane pilot i fly not from Leipzig but from india to korea 🛩️😍🌹
This video looks like a long DHL commercial! haha
Can you add English subtitles for the following videos? Thank youuu :D
Very nice
Love how you included the whole delivery by drone thing. Completely destroying a world wide hobby for many people and stifling education and creativity around the world. Way to go ......
lol, i have posted quite a lengthy rant about that too!
A DHL packages still go missing and loss of tracking.
The world should learn logistics from China. While DHL is planning to Zero Emission on 2050, China already done it Since 2020. China Alibaba & Tmall logistic warehouse are fully automatic & delivery truck are all fully automatic. Warehouse double the size of DHL HQ logistic but worker are 10 times mores less.
ya, well its easy to do when youre living under an Authoritative government...
but why does china get clogged with smog every year?
just because a few "shining examples" are shown doesnt mean their entire country is "green" or "0 emission"
I guess the 10x less workers can go join the army now eh?
China underpays it's slaves. They work extremely long hours and don't get benefits for loyalty. China's emissions are massive, and Alibaba and Tmail STILL use energy to do their work so 0 emissions is just plain fantasy. I'm glad you have 10 less workers... one day it will be 0 workers and you'll wonder how they can afford anything as your society collapses from boredom, depression and no reason for living. But I guess as long as it looks good on "the books", you won't see the rest crashing down around you until there are no "books" (though you probably burn those too). Have a great day.
Good job planes and computer mainframe don't pollute!! 🤔
How can deliverys go quicker I’ll tell u they work the staff harder
Pretty much that.
these "modern" jobs assure a vast flow of pepole going to orthopaedic clinic.......you really are good a fattening the pockets of orthopedics
So it is basically an ad documentary of DHL.
Distributed design and manufacturing like share all formula, ingredients, parts every where on demand without needed for transportation. Like ondamd 3 d and injection printer
in the field of logistics is also the big mafia in terms of workers and personnel companies, is almost as big as the problem in the field of meat processing for those who know the "Tonnius" scandal, apparently solved but in fact everything it is the same only with another appearance.
Super.i am also logistics person.
Awesome...
The title on this video is misleading and very minute info on future technologies was mentioned.
What are the pre requisite for anyone to join the logistics industry ?
Any specific course or degree that will help ?
I am from India.
Msc Supply Chain Managenent, a Data Science/Analytics degree or a combination of both
@@valentingellert6368 hi sorry if I disturb you I would like to ask you if a person wants to pursue a career in logistics it is important to know artificial intelligence or there are companies that create these software and then sell them to DHL. I would like to work in ports in logistics but I don't know if it is appropriate to specialize in artificial intelligence or to focus on something else.
@@animatronix5676 if you wanna work in logistics you don't need to know IA, there are many many jobs in logistics. If logistics in general interests you, there are logistics degrees so I would look into them and see what appeals to you the most.
@@Fool2199 thank you very much. I am currently attending the university of mathematics but I am very interested in the logistics field. after graduation I will definitely specialize in that field.
So many cool guys with sweater arms tied around their necks - just like Hollywood producers.
Thanks
Identifies and discuss your conclusions, implications and consequences of the issue . Can u give me the answer?
My family company make the convayor belts for this company and Amazon and Walmart and all around the world it super cool and amazing
Awsome
Logistics of the future ? It’s all good . Why have humans doing boring tasks ? but a couple of issues 1) how is Logistics of the future (Lotf?) going to mitigate the ten year old UK and European HGV driver shortage likely to impact supply chains significantly this year and to a greater degree next year ? 2) what’s your business continuity plan if a nation state triggers the Kessler Syndrome degrading our global satellite infrastructure as we are currently launching mega constellations with no global governance as the cost of repairing said infrastructure if destroyed would be prohibitive to any nation state 3)why are Amazon employees more at risk of serious injury in a robot enabled warehouse ? 4)Cyberscurity:45% of the east coast of America recently had their fuel pipeline cut off in short order:what’s your business continuity plan to mitigate same as the automated content of your operations increases or are we just going to “Pay the ransom again” ?
I love my employer! ❤️💕
DHL The biggest company of logistics in the world .
I feel bad for the 50yo+ truckers who wont be able to find a new career after a robot takes their job... not easy for someone who knows the "way-of-the-road" to learn how to code a computer...or build solar panels...
Not just 50+. I'm in my 20s and struggle with coding and robotics.
Dont. These are terrible, terrible jobs, just the absolute worst to work. The world will be better when we automate these away and people will adjust in a decade or so
@@Pointlessparodys these jobs will never be automated. people will just steal the containers and the trucks if it is automated because these vehicles will be forced to stop and not run the person over. it will never happen
Does stealing ( such as law book parcels) and delaying delivery are parts of these nsa powered systems...?
Am I only the one identify my package from the huge shipmnts at the sorting hub? lol 😂
Its interesting if you work in logistics and retail like i do
nice
DHL be like ... i wanna be like Amazon Prime 🤣🤣🤣
Good
Good documentary but kind of annoying that the last shot turned into an advertisement.
Early!!!
But which technology will save us from this horribly corrupt system?
imagine, if you had a system running under the classic land infrastructure that would pick & push parcels to desired locations via a magnetically enticed forces. so ongoing road traffic would pick and drag parcels as a byproduct when going about their business until it would reach the desired destination.
Imagine all the digging you would have to do, the destruction and permanent change it would do. Drone armies are a far much better alternative.
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