Transportation & Logistics

Implenia establishes itself as a digital leader in the Swiss construction industry

Implenia, a global leader in the construction industry, is revolutionizing its operations with its INSPIRE project. This initiative aims to establish a comprehensive digital framework that standardizes and integrates processes. INSPIRE is a group-wide tool to advance critical digitalization efforts, including cutting-edge artificial intelligence applications.

Gather data, think ahead: How to build a resilient supply chain

In a rapidly changing world, sourcing and supply chain management (SCM) is under more scrutiny than ever. Risk and uncertainty have grown exponentially.

New mobility players to change the competitive landscape as personal mobility shifts to services from ownership

The latest BearingPoint research reveals that 87% of people believe they will commute less frequently to work, and 81% see significantly fewer business trips by 2030.

Destination 2030 - Who’s in the driving seat for the future of mobility?

The new realities of remote working, energy crises, climate change and supply chain disruption are profoundly changing the demand for mobility and the direction and pace of change. What does this mean for the current and future players in the mobility market?

The ultimate balancing act

Building a holistic supply chain strategy

Direction of travel – who’s in the driving seat for the future of mobility?

Why digital platforms could take the place of automotive OEMs in our future travel experiences – and what it all means for the mobility ecosystem

The CEO as the Chief Environmental Officer is key for sustainable procurement

BearingPoint global study shows that having the CEO on your side to set the baseline measurement of carbon emissions is a must to achieve sustainable sourcing.

MOVE 2021 – Mobility Re-imagined

Meet us at MOVE 2021 (booth 86A). Let´s discuss the future of mobility.

DB Schenker implements and scales OKR processes across European locations

Global logistics giant DB Schenker wanted to take the next step in effectively linking strategy to execution and tracking performance optimally.