The logistics industry has been leading the way for at least a decade with the implementation of telematics; using it to help plan faster delivery routes, save money on fuel and cut travel time. But the notion of autonomous vehicles and the likelihood of them being part of our fleets in the near future is extending our vision of what’s possible beyond simple data analytics. I’m often asked by customers what my view is on the future of our fleets – what’s realistic and what’s a pipedream. I think it’s all possible, but we do have to work together…

In this blog, you can find a part of that.

On Monday, Panasonic picked up an award at the Checkout National Supplier Retail Awards 2019 for ‘Retail Innovation of the year,’ in collaboration with Domus Projects. The accolade was in recognition of our work with Londis Convenience Stores at Dublin City University in Ireland, where we created an integrated retail solution. Which kind of technology helps this store? You can find the detail in this blog.

The 35th International Supply Chain Conference was held in Berlin on 17/18 October 2018. It is one of the largest events for the logistics industry anywhere in Germany, and I had the opportunity to attend. Over the course of two days, major logistics players and their suppliers and service providers came together to discuss the challenges they face, and possible solutions – some of which have already proven their viability in real-world settings.  

One topic that garnered significant attention was last-mile delivery and the hurdles to be overcome during this phase – particularly in congested urban areas.

How logistics players are overcoming this situation? You can find that in this blog.

Award success for Panasonic for flagship Londis installation. Panasonic Business and our Irish partner Domus Projects, have been awarded ‘Retail...

Panasonic in the UK and Ireland has been working closely with Londis DCU to install high-tech lighting and camera systems that improve customer experience instore.

Londis DCU has incorporated numerous Panasonic technologies in to its newly built retail technology showcase at Dublin City University.

Belgian Railways aims to offer a better service to its customers by expanding the payment options on board and also enabling train conductors to provide passengers with up to date travel information. The Toughpad FZ-M1 is part of the new ITRIS solution.

Paris Saint-Lazare train station operations centre undergoes a major overhaul with Panasonic LF series displays and FZ-G1 Toughpad.