CILT Singapore hosts a panel of experts at this upcoming webinar that focuses on cutting-edge ideas in fleet management and how they help reduce the industry’s overall greenhouse gas emissions.  Come learn how fleet electrification is taking hold in Asia; how on-demand logistics is bringing efficiencies for shippers and fleets; and how on-board technologies are cutting down distances and time used for deliveries.

 

We will be discussing:

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• Singapore always tends to punch well above its weight.  This is especially true for logistics.  How can our leadership for aggressive electrification and digitisation of fleets contribute to a GREEN Singapore – and a GREEN World?

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• With Singapore's Green Plan 2030, targets for a  “green economy” will no doubt travel on the wheels of our logistical know-how.  What is required for transportation managers moving into the mid-2020s to ensure that all technological advances can be brought together to reduce overall emissions? 

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• Hear from DHL Express on their vehicle electrification journey in Asia Pacific.  How has it developed?  What has it taught them for moving forward?  

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• Hear from Haulio on their innovative platform for eliminating costly and carbon emitting empty backhauls.  Can IT platforms for transport services revolutionise Asian transportation?

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• Hear from SWAT Mobility, managing fleets with a next-generation transport management system can reduce dead miles and fuel consumption, thereby reducing carbon emissions.

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Key Takeaways 

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• Using digital platforms like Haulio improves economies of scale & reduces empty miles.

  

• Digital platforms can offer one-stop for all container trucking needs with guaranteed fulfilment.

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• Improved planning through SWAT's logistics TMS can achieve 20-40% reduction in vehicles required or mileage driven (particularly in cases where planning is complex, with a myriad of vehicle/location restrictions like height/weight etc).

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• Hours of route planning can be reduced to minutes when transport management systems are in place, allowing time to optimise other processes critical to lowering emissions.

  

• Though difficult years ago, today, sourcing delivery EVs in Asia Pacific is relatively simple and is getting more competitive by the year.

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• Operationally the transition to EVs is not complicated but there are minor changes needed. 

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• The move to EVs allows your delivery teams to reexamine operational assumptions.