{"id":12220,"date":"2023-05-11T16:59:00","date_gmt":"2023-05-11T14:59:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/grupo-alonso.com\/grupo-alonso-encabeza-la-i-jornada-sobre-nuevas-tecnologias-y-su-aplicacion-en-la-logistica-organizada-por-la-ucv\/"},"modified":"2024-03-12T17:51:03","modified_gmt":"2024-03-12T15:51:03","slug":"grupo-alonso-encabeza-la-i-jornada-sobre-nuevas-tecnologias-y-su-aplicacion-en-la-logistica-organizada-por-la-ucv","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/grupo-alonso.com\/en\/grupo-alonso-encabeza-la-i-jornada-sobre-nuevas-tecnologias-y-su-aplicacion-en-la-logistica-organizada-por-la-ucv\/","title":{"rendered":"Alonso Group heads the 1st Conference on New Technologies and their application in logistics organised by UCV"},"content":{"rendered":"
The scope and role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in logistics has been the subject of debate at a conference on new technologies led by professionals from Alonso Group. In a world in constant transformation, AI should be seen as a valuable enabling tool and a great opportunity, although the value will continue to reside in people.<\/strong><\/div>\n
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Alonso Group professionals during their participation in the UCV conference.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

After Blockchain, IoT, Big Data, metaverse, etc., the ‘technological revolution’<\/strong> continues to expand with the so-called Artificial Intelligence (AI) that is already starting to be applied in many economic sectors<\/strong>. Among them, in the supply chain, which is highly interconnected<\/strong>, global and dependent on new technologies for daily operations. This was one of the ideas discussed during the 1st Conference on AI held at the Catholic University of Valencia<\/a> (UCV) in which Alonso Group<\/a> professionals from different areas participated<\/strong>: forwarder, pricing and communication.<\/p>\n

Among the conclusions of the round table sponsored by the Alonso holding company<\/a>, it was revealed that there are still gaps in the logistics sector<\/strong> at a digital level. In this regard, it was stressed that on a day-to-day basis, the supply chain continues to face problems as important as the lack of synchronisation in the prices of shipping lines<\/strong> or the lack of knowledge about the availability of trucks for land transport services.<\/p>\n

However, the experts at the table agreed that the future has to be digital, and supply chains<\/strong> will have to be digital to keep up. In this context, the exchange of information between different partners<\/strong> is of vital importance.<\/p>\n

Some applications in the supply chain<\/h5>\n

The use of artificial intelligence<\/strong>, which is revolutionising key industries and may open the way to a new frontier of technological innovation, can be applied in logistics areas<\/strong> such as the following:<\/p>\n