Automation

By 2026 and 2027, automation in logistics is no longer an innovation project—it should be the backbone of operational strategy. Driven by e-commerce growth, persistent labor shortages, cost pressure, regulatory demands, and rising customer expectations, companies are accelerating investment in intelligent, scalable technologies. The shift is clear: logistics is evolving from mechanized processes to self-learning, AI-driven ecosystems.

The road transport sector has long struggled with fragmentation, inefficiencies, and lack of transparency between shippers and carriers. For shippers, this means uncertainty, higher transaction costs, and limited visibility across supply chains. Enter CargoON- with its end-to-end platform that manages freights, rates, documentation, while enabling real-time tracking and communication with carriers.

CargoON is an end-to-end carrier connectivity platform built specifically for shippers. It enables companies to optimize freight allocation, enhance supply chain visibility, and automate transport execution—all from a single, integrated system

Better load organization, faster decision-making, and more convenient order management – these are just some of the benefits of integrating Goodloading with the Trans.eu platform. From now on, users can create transport offers and orders directly within the application, streamlining the entire process. This is another step toward automation and more efficient logistics management. Discover how this integration simplifies daily operations!

In an ever-changing logistics environment shippers face a constant challenge: managing transport capacity and maintaining smooth and efficient communication with their carriers.

The world of logistics and supply chain management is on the brink of a revolutionary transformation, and the catalyst behind this change is Artificial Intelligence (AI). The newly released CargoON report, "Artificial Intelligence in the Supply Chain," delves deep into how AI is reshaping the landscape, offering unprecedented efficiencies and strategic advantages.

In the ever-changing world of retail, efficient logistics can make all the difference. CargoON's insightful report offers a deep dive into the strategies and trends shaping the future of retail logistics. Here’s a look at the key findings and expert opinions that can help retailers stay ahead of the curve.

The digitalisation process is an unquestionable reality in the logistics sector and must be taken on by production and distribution companies hand in hand with a good digitalisation partner in order for it to be effective and optimised.

The impact of the fourth industrial revolution is visible in all areas of business. Automation has not escaped the logistics industry either. Any company that wants to achieve a competitive advantage and remain profitable should look to digitise its supply chain. Today, modern technology is the key to better integration of the processes taking place.

Experts are convinced that truck fleets will swiftly convert their existing drives to battery power. By 2035, more than half of all trucks in Europe, China and the USA will be powered by batteries, and by 2040, 85% of vehicles will already have electric drives.

According to the European Commission, the most important trend in today's agro sector will be so-called precision agriculture, also known as smart farming. Based on research conducted by Statista agencies in October 2023, the value of this market will increase from more than six billion in 2021 to about 16 billion in 2027.

The agro sector is one of the largest and most important for the economy. The country's food security and the availability of products in retail chains and on consumers' tables depend on the smooth operation of supply chains. Meanwhile, the entire food production and distribution sector has been undergoing a real revolution for the last two to three years.