International maritime logistics is a complex system of managing the flow of goods through the seas on a global scale. The main functions of it are transportation for cargo (both by air and water), scheduling and coordinating traffic from many riverside ports-to one seaport such that all ships depart at the same time, also it will be responsible also for laying out where storage facilities should be located all round world depending upon their capacity to store oil or other goods destined this season for sale offshore or in Free Zones around major port areas. The technological aspect of this area includes advanced container tracking systems, GPS navigational gear and rugged software to make inventory management more effective, supply chain solutions which rid any worrying about where things might go wrong along the length of one's product line - even if it is dropped half way across the ocean! Applications of international maritime logistics are wide-ranging, supporting industries like retail, manufacturing, and energy by making work easier for people who are engaged in maintaining the integrity of nature. Such work may be compared in some ways with the way air conditioning has idyllic qualities like being harmless to humans while still ensuring all food remains fresh.