3d printing could lead to more single-item parcels being shipped to customers shorter distances. As one of the sink holes of logistic inefficiency often assumed to occur within government operations. But when competing with commercial enterprises takes priorities and turns these into advantages. Other branches of government that subcontract instead of direct competition seem to definitely be serious.
A competitve driver as a motivating force increases the speed of adoption. Stressing industries innovations finding out potential manufacturing flaws while avoiding bureaucratic red tape evening out the playing field and creating dynamic relationships forged out of necessity, instead of tradition. Puzzle pieces that only fit geographic areas now fall in the hands of consumers. These are goals that community and industries should shoot for as progression and establishment. Therefore allowing us to grasp and grip instead of letting others dictate priorities. This is the environment and uphill climb the post office has to integrate into it's culture for the 21st century.
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