Category: AI for Business
26 May 2026
Global Summit 2026: AI enters logistics operations
At the Global Summit Logistics & Supply Chain 2026, we presented B-AI Semplice to a packed and highly engaged audience. It was a clear signal: professionals managing logistics and transport already have the data, but they finally want to use it to make better, faster, and simpler decisions. What impressed us most during our presentation […]
28 April 2026
Data without decisions. That’s why B-AI Semplice will be at the Global Summit on May 20 and 21
Everyone says logistics is important. But that is not quite true. Today logistics is not important, it is strategic. When it works, it determines business success. When it does not, it can bring everything down. Is this just an opinion? No. It is what we have seen over the past months by speaking with hundreds […]
13 April 2026
WHY DATA IS NOT ENOUGH (AND WHAT HAPPENED DURING THE WEBINAR)
It is not a skills issue. It is not a commitment issue.And it is not a technology issue either. During the webinar we organized on this topic, we had hundreds of participants. Logistics, transport, and supply chain managers. Strong participation, but above all something you do not always see. Questions.Many questions. Because the problem is […]
23 February 2026
Business Intelligence and AI in logistics. The real trends toward 2026 seen from the decision-making table
1. Monday morning meetings are no longer a formality At exactly nine o’clock, the operations director opens the weekly meeting. On the table there are reports, Excel files, a few charts. Volumes are stable, deliveries are on track, complaints are under control. Yet margins have dropped again. No one can say exactly why. Some mention […]
20 January 2026
The 6 KPIs That Actually Tell You If Your Logistics Are Under Control
In most logistics companies today, data is not missing.What is missing is silence and priority. Dashboards, reports, indicators, weekly, monthly and yearly comparisons. Every function measures something. Every piece of software promises visibility. Every meeting brings a new number to the table. The result is paradoxical. The more KPIs there are, the less useful they […]
24 November 2025
Why move from Excel to a BI system built for your supply chain
At first, everything seems under control. One sheet for inbound, one for shipments, one for transport costs. Three files—no panic.Then a new client arrives, a promotion starts, a colleague updates the “final” file with a version called “final_v2,” and within a few months your desktop looks like the secret archive of a data archaeologist.Every morning […]