A. Many top managers fail to have a good grasp of the cost and benefits of returns. This is a common reason why companies struggle to achieve the implementation benefits of reverse logistics. A lack of understanding or prioritization of reverse logistics at the management level can lead to insufficient resources, inadequate processes, and poor execution. When managers recognize the potential cost savings and customer satisfaction benefits of an effective reverse logistics system, they are more likely to invest in its development and improvement.
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