International Logistics | Definition, Components & Examples

Physics Uncovered on Instagram: "The whip effect in physics refers to the amplified motion that occurs in a chain of connected objects, such as train cars or segments of a whip. When the initial end of the chain is moved, a small force can be transmitted and amplified along the segments, causing a much stronger motion at the far end. This happens due to the transfer of energy and the slight delay in the reaction of each part of the chain. In logistics systems, this concept also applies to produc