Barcelona, January 21, 2025.- According to an analysis published by Freight Waves magazine, technology has evolved from an enabler to a strategic partner. End-to-end integrated supply chain platforms, AI, machine learning and advanced analytics are being used to optimize operations, predict disruptions and drive innovation. These platforms also facilitate faster implementations, greater user adoption and accelerated innovation, allowing companies to respond to change more rapidly.
The shift in the definition of agility can be summarized as follows:
- From reactive to proactive: anticipating and mitigating risks rather than just reacting to them.
- Increased emphasis on resilience: moving from “resilience at any cost” to “profitable resilience.”
- Technology as a core driver: enabling greater visibility, prediction and automation through integrated platforms and advanced analytics.
- Sustainability integration: incorporating environmental and social responsibility into supply chain strategies.
- Improved collaboration and communication: facilitating seamless communication and collaboration within the enterprise and with external partners.
In essence, agility in 2025 is about being flexible, adaptable, resilient and proactive, leveraging technology and data to navigate a volatile and uncertain world while prioritizing sustainability and customer satisfaction. It’s a continuous journey of learning, adaptation and innovation.
Review obtained from Freight Waves Magazine
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