The global collaboration and integration of online and offline channels have brought new
challenges to the logistics industry. Thus, smart logistics has become a promising solution …

The expansion of e‐commerce has increased scholarly interest in Business‐to‐Customer
(B2C) last‐mile delivery (LMD). LMD occurs in a unique logistical context and presents …

Maritime ports are an integral part of global trade and the supply network system. An
upcoming paradigm for innovation in this system is that of the Physical Internet (PI). This …

The third paper from Henrik Sternberg and Meltem Denizel, entitled" I Towards the Physical
Internet-Logistics service modularity and design implications," i (Sternberg and Denizel …

The concept of the Physical Internet (PI) has been introduced as a vision for globally efficient
and sustainable logistics. Examining the activities of the PI since its foundation, enormous …

Abstract The Physical Internet is meant to dynamically route hundreds of thousands of loads
a day all over the world. Each time a load arrives at a node that is not its destination, a next …

This article addresses the problem of increasing transport services that intercontinental
corridors demand from the urban infrastructure networks along their routes. Yet, attention …

Abstract The Physical Internet (PI) is a novel, comprehensive and long-term vision of the
future global freight transport and logistics (FTL) system, which is aimed at radically …

The existing logistics practices frequently lack the ability to effectively handle disruptions.
Recent research called for dynamic, digital-driven approaches that can help prioritise …

Despite global interest in creating resilient and less polluting supply chains prioritizing
uninterrupted freight flows, cargo theft poses a significant risk in logistics across different …