The ambition of the thematic group is to define research and innovation paths that need to be addressed to achieve real-time (re)configurable supply chains in (global) supply chain networks with available and affordable ICT solutions for all types of companies and participants. In essence, this is a requirement to enable a Physical Internet.
As part of the renewed ALICE strategy and the updating of thematic groups scopes end 2017, this thematic group is now integrating topics related to safety and security of supply chains, previously adressed in thematic group 1. Main topics adressed in this working group are: Low intrusive security technologies, supply chain resilience, advanced supply chain risk management, system based supervision, coordinated border management, visibility of end-to-end supply chains, seamless data interoperability, ownership & governance, intelligent objects, smart devices, IoT & ITS, Big Data & Data Analitycs, Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain applications to logistics, dematerialization, autonomous logistics operations, transhipment technology and handling of logistics units.
The current focus for the Thematic Group is currently on Systems & Technologies for Interconnected Logistics through the following programmes.
- [POLIS-ALICE webinar series 2026] Mixed use of Urban Space for City Logistics
As urban populations grow and urban flows expand, cities are facing increasing pressure to balance the demands of mobility, logistics, and public space. Traditional zoning and infrastructure…
Read More » - [SEAMLESS Webinar] Safe and Intelligent Maritime Navigation Solutions for Short-sea and Inland waterway environments
PRELIMINARY AGENDA Welcome and introduction. Tomasz Dowgielewicz (ALICE) TUD Presentation. Discussion session. NTUA/ WARRANT Presentation. Discussion session. Wrapping. Tomasz Dowgielewicz (ALICE) REGISTRATION *This event is open to…
Read More » - International Standardisation Needs for Scaling Up Innovation and Advance Implementation of Physical Internet in Urban Logistics & Beyond: From pilots to large scale implementation
The Physical Internet (PI) is widely recognised as one of the most transformative visions for logistics: an open, modular and interoperable system where goods move through shared networks with…
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