Which geographic adaptation strategy did Amazon implement first when expanding its logistics network into rural India?

Test your knowledge about how global retail giants have adapted their supply chains to specific geographic challenges. The world's largest retailers don't use a one-size-fits-all approach - they carefully customize their logistics networks based on regional geography, infrastructure, and consumer patterns. How well do you understand these geographic adaptations that have helped create retail empires?

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Partnering with thousands of local small stores (kiranas) as delivery points to overcome address identification challenges in remote areas
Building floating warehouses on major rivers to bypass poor road infrastructure in monsoon seasons
Deploying a fleet of solar-powered drones as the primary delivery method for rural villages
Creating regional distribution centers exclusively on railway junctions to leverage India's extensive rail network