More OEMs and logistics providers in Europe are adapting and investing in digital tools and services than ever before, according to technology experts at INFORM, Proact and Fracht
Even as the Covid crisis has hit the European new vehicle market hard, it appears to have spurred many in the finished vehicle logistics sector to bring forward plans to digitalise processes and implement tools that can save cost and time. Experts from INFORM, Proact and Fracht point to developments in yard management, freight booking, real-time visibility and network optimisation. Meanwhile, the significant rise in online sales channels for new and used vehicles is changing processes and systems in vehicle logistics.
Featuring:
Renatas Slenderis, Founder and CEO at FRACHT SIA
Paul Nurse, CEO at ProAct International
Ruud Vossebeld, Director Business Development at INFORM
Moderated by Christopher Ludwig, Editor-in-Chief at Automotive Logistics and Ultima Media
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