I think the biggest challenge for a logistics distribution manager is understanding the bureaucracy surrounding industry standards. I say this because companies can receive large fines or be at risk of having to shut down. Ultimately, it is up to the managers to stay up to date on new laws, regulations, and so on. This means that if one employee does not follow the rules correctly it could ruin the whole process and result in the previously mentioned consequences. Logistics and distributions managers (if in charge of training) must train their employees and give them the tools to prevent said consequences from happening. According to Raymond (2024), compliance is important not only for following the law but also maintaining safety measures, efficiency, and customer satisfaction. Many laws and regulations surrounding industries is mainly to keep its' employees safe from harm and companies safe from being sued. It is for the general welfare. These rules are also kept up with because they increase production and keep things running smoothly. Lastly, it helps adhere to customer standards because rules are built for customer satisfaction as well. Overall, companies would benefit from complying with bureaucratic standards and improve their efficiency and customer satisfaction