For most people, relocation means moving across town or across state lines. As the world economy became "global" in the 1960s, a challenge was presented to moving professionals to relocate an ever increasing number of families to and from overseas locations.
The challenge was not in the distance. It was learning the skill sets required to safely prepare items for long transits. It was mastering the available methods and routes. It was aligning with partners all over the globe, and understanding the rules and regulations of foreign governments.