Can anyone confirm if transportation and logistics firms are making good progress on AI introduction?

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Director - PwC in Software7 months ago

A host of major transportation and logistics firms are integrating AI heavily in their respective operations . Companies like DHL, FedEx are using AI for route optimization and for predictive maintenance of vehicles. Amazon, Alibaba, Walmart etc. use them extensively in fulfillment centers for optimizing picking, packing, shipping and internal movement of materials within the warehouse

Director of IT7 months ago

All leading logistic organisations are exploiting or in the journey of adopting blockchain and AI to optimise their route, tracking of vehicle, and reduce the loss of time and resources. Bringing their predictive model to predict the accuracy. Maersk Shipping is one of them. Amazon and and other ecommerce are the already at advance adopters of AI. They are learning a lot from smaller players like Zomato, Blinkit etc.

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Program Manager II in Healthcare and Biotech7 months ago

I believe that route optimization is something where lot of AI is being used to analyse the traffic patterns, weather conditions, road availability, location accessibility etc. to save on both fuel and time.

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