Logistics Workshop, Solutions, and Trends Offers Networking and Relevant Content for Itajaí

Written by JOAO HENRIQUE BAGGIO

Published on 08/11/2023 at 14:16

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Event Proves The Determining Role Of Technology In Logistics

It is undeniable that logistics has undergone constant transformations in recent decades. The processes have evolved from back-end operations to important protagonists within companies, regardless of the sectors they operate in. It is undeniable that logistics today determines a business’s competitiveness, conditioning its survival in the market.

This revolution has been largely driven by technological advancement, which has allowed for more efficient and intelligent management of all logistical stages, from production to delivery to the end customer. Today, without a shadow of a doubt, technology is a catalyst for optimizing supply chain management.

Order management systems (OMS) have evolved and now offer a holistic view of processes, enabling real-time tracking of inventory, transportation, production, sales, and demand. This data integration not only improves predictability but also assists in strategic decision-making, allowing companies to adapt quickly to market changes.

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This reality became even clearer during the 30th edition of the Logistics Workshop, Trends and Solutions, held this Wednesday, the 8th, by the Logistics Panel and AO Solutions groups, with the support of the Economic Development and Tourism Department of Itajaí. The event brought together experts from established companies in the logistics market as well as leaders from the sectors in which they are involved, who view logistics excellence as their differentiator with stakeholders and service providers, promoting networking and business development.

“The event was held in Itajaí, which hosts one of the most important port complexes in Brazil, and showcased solutions and trends in the logistics sector, which is one of the fastest-growing in the country. Entrepreneurs, industrialists, entities, and professionals in the segment shared success stories and strengthened networking throughout the day of activities,” highlights Deivid Roberto Santos, CEO of the Logistics Panel Group.

More than 500 people visited the Centreventos de Itajaí throughout the day, attending case studies, panels, and logistics solutions from already established companies in the market. Among them were ILLOG Consulting, Serviap Logistics, Valgroup, A3 Data, Michelin, Elo Logistica, Rise Business Tech, Fronius, Telamack, Radke, SDS Properties, Grupo Cassol Centerlar, Cargoflex, RêConecta/Divas do COMEX, W3, SAS, and Grupo Boticário. The event targeted managers, administrators, directors, and consultants, aiming to strengthen the relationship between clients and suppliers, gathering companies from various sectors of the economy.

Logistics Workshop, Solutions, and Trends Offers Networking and Relevant Content for Itajaí

Event Proves The Determining Role Of Technology In Logistics

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Logistics Workshop, Solutions, and Trends Offers Networking and Relevant Content for Itajaí

Event Proves The Determining Role Of Technology In Logistics

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