Suppose your company produces unusual pieces of furniture that customers can’t find anywhere else in the world. Your potential to sell worldwide, using the power of the Internet to get your message out, is huge. Logistics is the problem, and you have no idea how to begin. You can start by securing the help of an international shipping company, such as UPS Store, that can work with you to find the best packaging for your product and the best vendors to supply those packaging materials. Then UPS slaps smart labels on your packages so it can track them anywhere in its delivery area (which is likely to be worldwide in today’s business environment). It also works with customs officials and makes sure your packages reach their destinations.