When ‘Satoshi Nakamoto’ invented the first blockchain platform for bitcoin it would have been difficult to see the innovation eventually make its way into the establishment. Yet the World Economic Forum now estimates blockchain could boost global trade by $1 trillion. So, how did blockchain go mainstream, and what is its value to transport and logistics?
Besides sustainability, mobility as a service (“MaaS”) is gradually gaining currency around the world. In this article, we take a closer look at Singapore’s mobility landscape and how MaaS can impact and transform the lives of commuters in such a densely populated city-state.
In the third series, we explore how data, analytics, robotics, 5G and other technologies will shift the mobility landscape in the coming decades, and how mobility players should prepare for the changes to come.
The second series of 'Reinventing the wheel' focuses on the rise of ‘mobility as a service’ and how the mobility sector is moving towards multi-modal, multi-platform services that get people and goods from A to B.
Achieving sustainable mobility requires scaling vehicle sharing, decarbonising the energy system, and funding and building infrastructure for electric vehicles and other alternatives to petroleum. As each country takes its own approach, what steps has Singapore taken to become more energy efficient, and what challenges do we face on the road to sustainability?
How can the mobility sector respond to evolving consumer expectations to influence and lead a transformation towards cleaner, more connected and collaborative systems?
The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on transport and logistics has been heterogenous, largely due to the diversity of and vast number of players in the sector. The cards have not been dealt evenly. Business continuity has been the number one priority for most organisations, yet looking to the future and planning strategically for the post-crisis period should be at the top of the agenda too.
One of the most important disruptions facing transport & logistics (T&L) companies is technology and digitalisation. Developments in technology provide uncertainty but also many opportunities for T&L organisations. The difference between the leaders and laggards in this industry will be in the ability to embrace these disruptions. Knowing where the benefits and risks are and how to leverage those...
The global automotive industry is undergoing a radical technologically-driven transformation. Based on our expertise and research, Mazars has analysed these trends and outlined three ways in which we believe technology will impact the global automotive industry....
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