Automation policy

Quelle: https://www.oecd.org/sti/industry/automation.htm

An automation policy in logistics and transport is a strategic framework that guides the adoption and governance of automation technologies (such as automated warehouses, robotics, and software-driven decision-making) to increase efficiency, reliability, safety, and cost effectiveness in supply chains and transport networks.

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