When we shift focus from passenger transport to freight delivery, the discussion changes significantly. In our last webinar, we covered the topic of creating a frictionless border, which is crucial for clearing customs in international freight shipping. Freight transport, including the management of vehicles, drivers, and long-haul shipments, can be optimised using transport management systems and other tools. However, the area that offers the most potential for cost optimisation and control is the last-mile delivery.

Within bus services planning, one key advantage is the flexibility of bus routes. Unlike fixed rail routes, buses can take alternative paths when there are road closures. However, buses also face challenges like traffic congestion, which they can't control, as they share the road with other vehicles.

Railway planning involves long-term and short-term optimisation strategies to ensure efficiency, profitability, and sustainability, all while addressing immediate challenges and customer needs.

Translink teamed up with Anaeko for this year’s ‘Generation Innovation’ work experience programme to challenge young people to come up with a data-driven solution to enhance active travel across Northern Ireland.

The overall theme of our recent webinar on AI data transformation focused on creating a safer, more efficient, and sustainable supply chain and logistics. At Anaeko, we work with transport and logistics companies to help them analyse and share data effectively.

Catch up on the second part of our latest AI and Data Transformation for Supply Chain and Logistics webinar where we had guest speaker Kieran Kelly from ubloquity speak around how AI and BlockChain are creating a frictionless path for your goods across the supply chain. He took us on a digital journey of goods from a single trusted source of truth. 

Challenges in Supply Chain and Logistics

There are many challenges in the supply chain business, and depending on where you are in that supply chain, you each have your own set of challenges. However, there are primarily some top overriding ones: fuel and safety are right at the top of that list. For connected, but still different reasons, safety and the overall health of the workforce itself trumps absolutely everything.

Catch up on our recent webinar focused on sustainability within the transport sector. This is the third in a three part blog series that captures the discussions from the webinar.

Catch up on our recent webinar focused on sustainability within the transport sector. This is the second in a three part blog series that captures the discussions from the webinar.

Welcome David Crangle, Head of Fleet Sales from Simplicity Group.

Catch up on our recent webinar focused on sustainability within the transport sector. This is the first in a three part blog series that captures the discussions from the webinar.