Category: Business Intelligence for SMEs

13 July 2026

Business Intelligence in logistics doesn’t stop at dashboards. It stops at data.

A logistics manager opens a dashboard displaying fulfilled orders, warehouse utilization, delays, operator productivity, shipments, costs, carriers, exceptions, and all those operational insights that would normally require opening multiple Excel files, requesting data from different departments, or waiting for reports that often arrive only after the operational issue has already had its impact. At that […]

29 June 2026

Before buying AI, you should know where you’re losing money

In recent months, artificial intelligence has become the answer to almost every question. If a process is slow, people think about AI. If a task takes too long, people think about AI. If a company wants to innovate, people think about AI. This is understandable, because few technologies in recent history have demonstrated such a […]

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 […]

11 May 2026

If your data could speak, it would tell you where you are losing money

Find out on May 21 at the Global Summit Every day your logistics leaves precise traces. Incoming orders, outgoing shipments, costs accumulating, margins shrinking. The issue is not that data is missing. The issue is that it remains locked inside systems. WMS, TMS, and ERP do their job perfectly. They record, track, execute.But when it […]

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 […]

27 March 2026

LOGISTICS PRODUCES DATA EVERY MINUTE. WHY DO SO FEW COMPANIES ACTUALLY USE IT?

Logistics is a data factory. On a typical working day, a logistics platform generates an impressive amount of information. The modern supply chain is, in fact, a massive data-producing machine. Data can come from: The paradox is that this data often remains unused. Many companies already have the information needed to understand where inefficiencies, delays, […]