When most people think about sustainability, logistics is one of the first areas that comes to mind. With so many vehicles moving such high volumes of goods to such diverse and dispersed locations, there are almost infinite opportunities for inefficiency—costing you time, money, and environmentally critical resources.
Because there are so many moving parts, the first step towards improving the sustainability of your logistics operations is to get a single view of those operations. With your logistics mapped out and trackable, you can start identifying where inefficiencies are creeping in, and where improvements are needed.
Unlike other areas, driving sustainability in logistics isn’t necessarily about making huge changes overnight; it’s about enabling small efficiency gains that add up to big results. By delivering information to drivers in real time so that they can optimize their routes, for example, you save minutes on a single trip—but across a year, all those minutes add up to weeks of time, and thousands of dollars in saved resources.
Explore new connected tools that help you visualize your entire logistics footprint.
Once you have gained that visibility, make sure it is accessible by the people who need it, through any device.
Use that visibility to understand how well your resources are being utilized globally.
Start seizing new opportunities for optimization by consolidating shipments and optimizing logistics plans to better suit your available resources.
Unilever reaches two billion customers a day across 190 countries. See how Oracle’s transportation management solution has helped the company do it more sustainably, and cut costs in the process.
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