Transit Network Electrification

The process of supplying electrical power to ships and port facilities from onshore sources, replacing onboard diesel generators and other fossil-fuel...

A prohibition issued by authorities preventing the transit of goods through a country’s territory, typically requiring a permit or exemption to allow ...

In logistics, transit network slicing refers to the segmentation of a multimodal transport network into independent virtual sections (“slices”) to all...

A transit KPI is a metric used in logistics or transport management to measure the performance of goods in transit, such as transit time, on-time deli...

In logistics, transit time refers to the period between the dispatch of a shipment by the sender and its arrival at the recipient's location.

A logistics network designed to ensure goods are ready for shipment and can be rapidly routed to customers, emphasizing readiness, visibility, and eff...