The purpose of this study was to examine how the emergence of fine art logistics studies was primarily driven by the need for collaborative-innovative spaces to enhance the activities of the creative industry. Fine art logistics services are a relatively new branch of existing logistics resources in Malaysia. Third-party logistics providers’ fine art logistics services and niche market strategy are both lacking and poorly researched. Indeed, cooperation between creative students at local universities, third-party logistics services, and niche market strategy in Malaysia. An effective fine art logistics digital platform based on the other study’s successful model will improve and settle new innovative business trends, opening new opportunities for fine art graduate students in Malaysia’s creative industry.
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