Which retail giant pioneered the 'geo-clustering' logistics model that groups stores by geographical features rather than political boundaries for more efficient supply chain management?

In the competitive world of global retail, logistics networks have transformed how products reach consumers across diverse geographical landscapes. From mountain villages to urban metropolises, sophisticated supply chains navigate complex terrain to deliver products efficiently. This poll tests your knowledge about a groundbreaking geographical innovation in retail logistics that changed how products are distributed worldwide.

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Walmart, with its 'Terrain-Based Distribution' system first implemented in the Rocky Mountain region in 2009
Amazon, with its 'Natural Boundary Logistics' approach first tested in the European Alps in 2011
Carrefour, with its 'Continental Flow' methodology developed for cross-border European operations in 2010
Alibaba, with its 'Regional Ecosystem' framework designed for diverse Asian topographies in 2012