Real-Time Visibility Trend Report 2022
Over 100 logistics professionals from the world’s biggest companies within the FMCG & retail, chemical, building materials, paper and packaging, logistics and various other industries, weighed in on our annual trend survey looking into the state of the Real-Time Visibility market.
Here, we have compiled the results to gauge the direction that real-time visibility is heading – and it seems to be growing more important by the day. But don’t just take our word for it, let the results speak for themselves
Here, we have compiled the results to gauge the direction that real-time visibility is heading – and it seems to be growing more important by the day. But don’t just take our word for it, let the results speak for themselves
Chapters included
- 2021 — A history of disruptions. We open this report with all the obligatory references to Brexit, Covid and to the “new normals"
- Real-time visibility to the rescue. RTV data is crucial to overcome the challenges
- Why real-time visibility?
The majority of people feel it is very important to know the position and arrival time of shipment - Resistance still persists. Not everyone is in a position to take the necessary leap into next-gen logistics
Chapters included
- 2021 — A history of disruptions. We open this report with all the obligatory references to Brexit, Covid and to the “new normals"
- Real-time visibility to the rescue. RTV data is crucial to overcome the challenges
- Why real-time visibility?
The majority of people feel it is very important to know the position and arrival time of shipment - Resistance still persists. Not everyone is in a position to take the necessary leap into next-gen logistics
Key takeaways
RTV usage is increasing
Logistics companies have been consistently increasing and deepening their use of real-time data, with more businesses than ever regularly using it across their entire supply chain.
The key priority in 2022
The vast majority (70%) of organisations say improving process efficiency will be a key supply chain management priority in 2022.
Organisations are not able to respond to the challenges
Organisations are not able to respond to the challengesWorryingly, just a third (34%) say they are able to respond to today’s challenges effectively. This highlights a need for real-time visibility (RTV), which can help organisations tackle many of the issues they are facing and meet key business goals.
Resistance to change
Many are still being held back from implementing real-time data, with financial constraints and a lack of technical skills being the two biggest barriers.
Logistics companies have been consistently increasing and deepening their use of real-time data, with more businesses than ever regularly using it across their entire supply chain.
The vast majority (70%) of organisations say improving process efficiency will be a key supply chain management priority in 2022.
Organisations are not able to respond to the challengesWorryingly, just a third (34%) say they are able to respond to today’s challenges effectively. This highlights a need for real-time visibility (RTV), which can help organisations tackle many of the issues they are facing and meet key business goals.
Many are still being held back from implementing real-time data, with financial constraints and a lack of technical skills being the two biggest barriers.
Hermann Ude Chairman of Transporeon
Martijn Graat Supply chain trend watcher and founder at LogisticsMatter
Sergio Barbarino Vice Chairman of ALICE