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The rise of cloud computing services is set to change the investment criteria for freight and logistics operators.
Increasing numbers of ‘as-a-service’ options are transforming digitisation from a capex requirement to an operating expense (opex).
A recent report on the top technology trends for 2022 by Transport Intelligence (Ti) argues that market growth is increasingly enabled by high-speed internet access reducing the time delay in business communications.
And ever-faster connections gave rise to cloud computing – the ability to store and exchange data ...
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