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European Logistics Observatory
Collaboration, Performance and Benchmarking across European Supply Chains
Objectives of the Observatory
The European Logistics Observatory – in collaboration with The European Technology Platform ALICE – is established with the aim of developing strategic knowledge to support the competitiveness of the European logistics sector.
The Observatory acts as a independent and authoritative body for the analysis and strategic guidance of the European logistics ecosystem, with a particular focus on market developments, digital transformation and innovation. By fostering dialogue among institutions and sector players, the Observatory aims to become a pre-competitive space for interaction and collaboration, thereby promoting strong connections and shared growth. Through its work, it supports the development of effective policies and the strategic decision-making processes of industry leaders.
European Logistics: The Observatory’s Research
As part of the Research edition, the Observatory outlines the following objectives:
- Analyse the evolution of the geopolitical, economic, and social context and its impact on logistics strategies and operations
- Analyse and quantify the European logistics services market (revenue, trends in logistics costs, main mergers and acquisitions, etc.)
- Conduct benchmarks among EU countries on key topics: sector development, transport capacity, labour shortages, and the provision of new value-added services
- Map international startups in the logistics sector, identifying key innovation trends
- Disseminate the results and best practices emerging from European projects
- Explore the potential and prospects for adopting Artificial Intelligence in the sector
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