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Technology Trends For Transportation in 2023: Top 5

Abivin

Moving to 2023, data still play an important role in decision-making in transportation management. Furthermore, other technologies are constantly evolving and becoming more effective in logistics in general and transportation in particular. There are several benefits to using a cloud-based TMS.

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How IoT Improves Consumer Packaged Goods Value Chain

Savi

Many companies are already leveraging the power of the Internet of Things (IoT) to turn orders around in a day, deliver customized orders and replenish stocks in short order. The pivot point has moved from production to customer delivery, and the primary constraint has moved from manufacturing to transportation.

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The Biggest Manufacturing Industry Trends in 2022

Unleashed

According to this Deloitte report, transportation challenges are likely to continue through 2022 , and new strategies will need to be adopted to lessen the impact. Part of this will be considering better use of flexible work structures, more attractive remuneration packages, and more innovative processes and systems.

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The Future of Retail Supply Chain: What’s in Store?

Logistics Bureau

While talking technology, retail companies will need plenty of it to meet the challenge of last mile distribution in 2026 and beyond. Certainly the idea is feasible, as companies such as Uber have already proven in the arena of public transportation. Technology for the Last Mile and More. Upstream Technology.

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The Future Is Now for Logistics

Material Handling & Logistics

But many people are not aware that last-mile deliveries are also handled by thousands of small local and regional package delivery firms. Package delivery companies are prime targets as well. If things don't change, and we continue up this progression, by 2026, we will be at 170,000 drivers short.