Automated Decision-Making in Freight Logistics

Quelle: https://www.ibm.com/topics/automated-decision-making

Automated decision-making in freight logistics refers to the use of software, algorithms, or AI systems to make real-time or near real-time decisions in transport and freight management. Common applications include route selection, shipment consolidation, and capacity planning without manual intervention.

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