Interoperability is playing an increasing role for today's logistics and supply chain
management (LSCM) because of the trends of cooperation or coopetition. Especially, digital …

The Physical Internet (PI, or) paradigm has been developed for a global logistics system that
aims to move, handle, store, and transport logistics products in a sustainable and efficient …

Physical Internet (PI) is an open global logistics system of which components are
hyperconnected for increased efficiency and sustainability. Digital twin (DT), referring to the …

Purpose The physical internet (PI) is an emerging logistics and supply chain management
(SCM) concept that draws on different technologies and areas of research, such as the …

Purpose The Physical Internet (PI) is an emerging concept that applies the Digital Internet as
a design metaphor for the development of sustainable, interoperable and collaborative …

The supply chains shaping their distribution networks become more diverse as companies
respond to global markets' stringent criteria. This is also counterproductive to the visibility of …

The operations of other businesses rely heavily on the logistics sector, making logistics the
most crucial industry. There are multiple issues available in the existing logistics sector …

In order to realize the goals of Industry 5.0 (I5. 0), which has data interoperability as one of
its core principles, the future research in the Supply Chain (SC) visibility has to be aligned …

The Physical Internet (PI, or π) paradigm has been developed to be a global logistics system
that aims to move, handle, store, and transport logistics products in a sustainable and …

Supply chain networks are global, multi-modal platforms that are expected to facilitate
seamless exchange of physical goods, information across multiple industries and …