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The future of logistics will become increasingly smart and automated, with supply chain solutions, cooperation models, and operational models all evolving towards a new Smart logistics landscape. Adapting to this trend and driving continuous innovation will be essential for logistics players to enhance the competitiveness of the entire industry and better serve their customers.

In the dynamic world of supply chain and logistics, the convergence of technology and operational efficiency has become paramount. Recently, SAP SE declared that artificial intelligence (AI) represents the most significant opportunity since the rise of cloud computing.

In the post-pandemic era, China has actively developed the low-altitude economy, which is one of the strategic emerging industries in recent years. It encompasses comprehensive economic activities related to low-altitude flight within the airspace range below 1000 meters vertically and extending up to 3000 to 4000 meters when necessary.

According to data from the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing, investment in cold storage warehouses in China has seen a significant year-on-year growth of 22.5% in the first quarter of this year.

NFI Industries, a logistics giant in North America, showcased the achievements of its unmanned drone inventory management solution at the 2024 MODEX conference, but didn’t mention the challenges in achieving the integration of logistics and technology.

While some HK news reports have proposed reducing or changing the land use of Hong Kong container terminals, it's important to consider the potential of the Greater Bay Area.

Hong Kong has emerged as the new base for PayCargo, an international logistics payment platform, in collaboration with Autotoll Smart Solutions. This partnership aims to offer flexible electronic payment solutions in the region.

The Three-Region One-Lock Scheme for the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area has been launched with the aim of fostering economic and trade growth and creating new prospects in the logistics industry.

Global shipping giant FedEx recently revealed plans to roll out a pioneering data-driven commerce platform called "fdx" this Fall.

The rapid growth in ASEAN economies, especially e-commerce, is fueling substantial demand for logistics services. A Google - Temasek study estimates Southeast Asia's online market will reach $240 billion by 2025.