Deloitte, teknoloji, medya ve telekomünikasyon dünyasının önde gelen trendlerini ve bu trendlerin dünya genelindeki işletmeleri ve tüketicileri nasıl etkileyeceğini ortaya koyan 2023 Teknoloji, Medya ve Telekomünikasyon (TMT) Öngörüleri raporunu yayınladı. https://www2.deloitte.com/tr/tr/pages/technology-media-and-telecommunications/articles/tmt-predictions-2023.html

 Ti has identified a number of technology trends that may be significant in 2021. While they may not all be implemented by every company engaged in logistics operations, one or more of them will probably be operating inside many of them:  1. Machine Learning/Computer Vision “as a service”  2. Platforms as marketplaces  3. Low Code Development  4. Digital Twins  5. Tech turns stores in to outlets for retail experience and fulfillment hubs  6. Asset pooling/sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RFvk0oqcNDgBR9_191-d7g_lPy7yv8fe/view?usp=sharing

  Machine learning for objects and on the material flow level Rovolution, the multiple award-winning picking robot, is based on insights from the field of machine learning Predict seasonal fluctuations and changes in ordering behaviour with precision https://www.tgw-group.com/en/news/press-releases/2020/how-machines-learn-machine-learning-in-intralogistics

Ti’s latest whitepaper explains how 5G can be used to enable new tools for use across the supply chain and enhance existing capabilities. Particularly, the paper assesses how 5G will enable total supply chain visibility, predictive decision making, enhanced fleet management, enhanced reality (AR/VR) and IoT. Finally the paper envisages the future of supply chains once 5G technology has been fully implemented.   https://www.ti-insight.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/5G-Networks-and-the-Implications-for-the-logistics-sector.pdf

This Report will provide actionable insights by answering the questions: What is Next-Generation Wireless? Why is it relevant for logistics, and why now? Which Next-Generation Wireless technologies are relevant for logistics, and what new use cases will they enable? How can I get started applying Next-Generation Wireless in my supply chain? Click here to download the report. From RFID to 5G and even global satellite networks, our new report examines the world of universal wireless connectivity and uncovers innovative IoT technologies and solutions defining the logistics and supply chain systems of tomorrow. The right use cases can enable billions of objects, from ocean vessels to e-commerce shipments, to join the online world and make supply chains faster, more flexible, more efficient, more predictable and more resilient.

Around the world, task-oriented work is becoming more popular. Which means in the not-to-distant-future small business could be the backbone of the economy rather than the traditional 9 to 5. Shifts in cultural and business environments may soon turn the “gig economy” into “the economy.” https://www.globalexperiences.com/blog/gig-economy-shaping-future

When developing a software product, the main thing from the very beginning is not to lose focus, recognize and admit mistakes in time, and not be afraid to make difficult decisions.  This is why MVP in Agile product development is so important. Most of the applications you use today used the MVP approach to make their products fully-fledged later (Airbnb, Dropbox, Buffer to name a few). These examples denote that you should definitely consider making an MVP before releasing a full-featured solution. Link:   https://www.mindk.com/blog/what-is-mvp-agile/