Digitisation will get queueing trucks across borders much faster
Digitising queuing practices at border crossings can address the worsening congestion in the road haulage ...
Extrapolating data about the number of shipments Hapag-Lloyd sold through its Quick Quotes system in 2018, the liner shipping industry’s very own polymath, Lars Jensen, has used this LinkedIn post to forecast that some 30m teu will have been booked through online portals in five years’ time. Admittedly, it is very much back-of-a-packet-of-cigarettes calculation, but it does give us at least some perspective on the potential size of the digitised shipping market. Almost as interesting, are some of the comments posted by readers.
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