Imagine Santa Claus operating as a logistics company. The challenge of delivering all the presents on time is huge - and an exciting opportunity to visualize the dimensions.

There are around 2.4 billion households worldwide. Even if Santa only had to deliver to half of them, he would have to make 1.2 billion stops - in just one night! With a global population of over 8 billion people and an average of two presents per person, that would be an incredible 16 billion parcels that would have to be delivered.

And as far as the transport volume is concerned: if each gift had an average volume of 2 liters, you would end up with a total of 32 million cubic meters. That's the equivalent of around 12,800 Olympic swimming pools - a mammoth logistical task that only a perfectly organized system could handle.

Time would be the biggest challenge. Santa would have to deliver to 14,000 households every second in order to complete all the presents on time. Even the most modern logistics solutions cannot achieve such speeds. What certainly sets him apart, however, is his sustainability: with climate-friendly technologies such as electric vehicles, rail transport and green electricity, he would ensure that every present is not only delivered on time, but also in an environmentally friendly way.