Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

logistically-difficult

Adjective

luh-JIS-ti-klee-DIF-i-kult

Definition

Describing a situation or task that is challenging to manage in terms of planning and executing logistics.

Examples

The large-scale event proved to be logistically difficult due to the number of vendors and attendees involved.
Implementing the new software system was logistically difficult because of the need for staff training across multiple locations.
Traveling in remote areas can be logistically difficult, requiring careful planning of routes and transportation.

Meaning

Refers to obstacles or complications that arise when coordinating the details of a process, especially regarding transportation, supplies, or other logistical operations.