Markets where we operate

The logistics service has changed. From closed chains we are increasingly going to open networks. Open networks where 4th party logistics providers take control over who transports what from where to where. Consumers expect that what they order today is in the house tomorrow and want to be able to follow that in real time. In addition, it is increasingly important from an efficiency and environmental point of view to shorten the travel distance of parcels. This is only possible if we share smart data in the logistics network of tomorrow.

The Dutch healthcare market is developing rapidly and that brings new challenges. Health care is the largest cost item in our country with almost 75 billion euros. The pressure to organize care efficiently so that it remains affordable also increases. Supply Value helps healthcare institutions, insurers and providers to deal with the complex issues they are struggling with.

More and more companies are confronted with digitization such as Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing and data integration. The concept of Industry 4.0 also regularly comes into play. This is the name for the next revolution in industrialization, which states that the production method will change drastically because factory machines and processes communicate independently via the cloud. But how do high-tech companies look at these developments and what do they do about it?

Consumers have increasingly higher expectations of your products. It is no longer just about the functionality. Consumers expect an experience instead of a product. An experience that they can easily buy, which is delivered instantaneously and which is also good for health, society and the environment.