There are seven ‘rights’ in logistics management: Right Product — Logistics providers need to understand the materialsthey are handling, whether raw materials for a factory or finished goodsbeing distributed to customers’ doorsteps. Right Place — Depending on the type of customer—either wholesaler,factory or retailer—a supply chain can pass through a variety of facilities,from farms, ports or distribution centers right to a consumers front porch. Right Price — Cost effective logistics services can help improve thebottom line of both the customer and the logistics management company. Right Customer — Customers that require comprehensive supply chainmanagement services can range from ecommerce retailers to factories thatprocess large amounts of raw materials. Right Condition — proper storage of goods (i.e., cold chain storage)and sound material handling processes help customers receive their goodsin ideal conditions. Right Time — Near real-time tracking of deliveries all the way totheir final destination can help to meet customer demands. Right Quantity — Cost-effective order fulfillment and efficientwarehouse management often depend on just the right quantity of goodsarriving at each stage in the supply chain.