Geopolitical issues and events, such as the corona crisis, have clear repercussions on the global economy and are rapidly translating into market developments in logistics, transport and passenger transport. In addition, it is increasingly challenging for many entrepreneurs to translate current and future sustainability requirements into a profitable and future-proof business model with ditto investment and financing needs.
Also, the digitalisation of purchasing and sales, the subsequent logistical changes and the impact on your margins have a major impact on your return per trip. How do you get the 'last mile' profitable? How to respond to shifting modalities, European laws and regulations and increasingly stringent sustainability standards?
Changing freight flows on the global market, due to external influences, digitalisation, emerging markets and changing consumer needs, are putting enormous pressure on the results for charterers and ship owners (sea and inland shipping).
Automation and digitalisation of planning and administration of all transports is a requirement. This leads to detailed insight into cost prices and optimal load factors and thus higher efficiency. Besides higher efficiency, it also helps companies offer services in a more sustainable way, in addition to laying the foundation for increasing scale, collaborations, acquisitions and financing.
Kruger advises transport companies and logistics service providers on a regular basis, both strategically and in optimising their business situation.
