It is imperative to keep up with the latest trends and emerging technologies, regardless of what industry providers operate within. Implementing new systems, software, and internal business approaches can be the only thing that enables an organization to stand out in its marketplace and gain a competitive edge. On the other hand, failure to keep pace can create a dire situation where a company falls far behind its competition. Things aren't different in the shipping and logistics industry. Shippers and logistics managers need to be sure that their business is on the cutting edge and that they can meet the needs of senders and recipients throughout the spectrum.
Going hand in hand with investments to support the analysis of big data, this year will also bring increased digitalization to the shipping and logistics industries. This innovation will not come in the form of simply digitizing information, communication and resource planning, as pointed out in a PwC report. The leap will be further advanced, including the digitization of business processes such as the integration of the supply chain. The shipping and logistics industry is also increasingly jumping on board with other disruptive cross-industry technologies, including the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), in addition to data analytics.
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