Trends in logistics – Revolution in freight forwarding processes

^{Logistics Trends – Alongside COVID, last year was driven by digitalization and the move online. We now handle work and shopping online more than ever. To maintain quality and reliability amid rising demand, logistics companies had to adapt and transform internal processes. What changes took place, and what trends await logistics next? Read on.}

The pandemic forced consumers to shift from in-store shopping to online purchases almost overnight. Logistics providers had to quickly adapt, scale up, and handle growing volumes—often with increasing costs.

“Even well-managed businesses often get financial reports too late, delaying critical decisions.”

Many transport firms realized that weekly or monthly reporting is no longer enough. Without near real-time financial insights and cost predictions, efficient cost control is nearly impossible.

Monitoring receivables in real time remains difficult due to cash transactions or slow terminal transfers. Although contactless payments dominate, many carriers still offer cash options—causing more complications than benefits.

“Artificial intelligence is becoming key to saving time and space across logistics and transport operations.”

Automation is essential. From smart warehouses to autonomous delivery, AI helps optimize logistics operations and efficiency. Customer experience now defines competitiveness—price matters, but reliability and transparency matter more.

Companies investing in digital infrastructure and experienced IT partners gain a clear advantage. Those who embraced digital transformation during the pandemic are now ahead.

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