Digital Transformation in Travel, Transportation & Logistics

Companies turning
towards digital
63%

Logistics providers
characterize themselves
as “slow adopters”
80%

Are planning to increase
budgets to update
operations technology
20%

Of overhead costs expected
to be cut as a result of new
flexible technologies

Digital transformation is key innovating the flow of people, goods, and services

HOT TRENDS

Tech driving change
in Transportation & Logistics
Digitalization will bring
reduction in procurement and
supply chain costs, as well as
more transparency
AI and augmented intelligence
improve route planning,
fine-tune demand planning, and
other key operational challenges.
IoT Sensoring technology will
transform supply chain
management, from tracking
shipments to supply chain
visibility.
Warehouse Robotics will
become more integrated and
reduce time spent on tasks
within the warehouse.
Digital twins will transform how
professionals interact with
physical and virtual models of
products.

Digital Transformation for Moving Goods and People

TRANSPORTATION
- Advanced fleet management
- Autonomous mobile robots
- Real-time supply chain integration
- Repetitive tasks automation
- Cloud-based SaaS transportation management
  systems
TRAVEL
- Software to enable driverless and autonomous
  revolutions
- SaaS platforms for predictive analytics and
  enhanced customer experiences

All Benefits

For the Enterprise

For the Customer

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1995
- Management optimization starts to be translated as an information systems problem
2000
- Start of e-commerce ushered a new era for the logistics & transportation industries
2005
- End-to-end logistics management becoming more prevalent
- Companies waking up to technological changes
2010
- Increased investment in material handling systems
- Warehousing becomes a focus of supply chain optimization
2015
- New services offered through and omni-channel supply chains
- 3D printing and IoT held significant promise
2020
- Supply chains stress-tested with increased COVID demand for product shipment and challenges to international movements
2025
- Demand will be driven ever-higher by movement of more and more people, goods, and services
- Driverless technologies will see early wins