Cutting carbon emissions in humanitarian logistics

Logistics and supply chain leaders face an unprecedented level of disruptors that significantly impact performance, cost and service to their customers and consumers. Challenges such as imbalanced freight networks, tightening capacity, unprecedented rates, labor shortages and global geopolitical crises likely will continue into 2023. This complimentary webinar will help supply chain leaders address these challenges by leveraging better collaboration in their logistics ecosystem. You will hear how your peer supply chain executives overcome extreme performance and service challenges.

Artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t just reserved for sci-fi movies anymore – it's becoming part of our everyday lives.Enterprises that are able to harness AI's full potential will likely thrive into the future while those that choose not to embrace it will be left behind.What will the rise of AI mean for the supply chain? Will AI assume control while the human element is sent packing? Quite the opposite. Machine-enabled intelligence will augment human intelligence to help planners make more informed decisions faster and with more confidence.

The webinar will only take 45 minutes. With this small investment of your time, you will receive a brief introduction to how our transport optimisation solutions work, and what advantages your company could achieve with the help of our solutions.

Organizations with even moderately complex multinational supply chains face significant challenges in today's increasingly complex trade and commerce reality: - Dealing with a market-driven proliferation of SKUs - Growing use of contract manufacturers - Proliferation of commerce channels - A more uncertain trade environment - Unprecedented market volatility - Impact and cost of ongoing legal, regulatory and taxation changes