What if trucks from carriers like UPS, or DB SCHENKER, could only travel on specific roads exclusive to them.

- That would be ridiculous.

Exactly. Still, that is kind of where the world of delivery logistics is today, at large—only digitally. 

Write an e-mail without even touching the keyboard. Place an order and print out a shipping label just by wanting to do so. An interface for controlling machines and devices with “your brain” has made its entrance on the market. This is how it all works.

The dog food in the pantry will never run out; the spare parts the contractor will need during the day will lie waiting in his work truck every morning, but no one has made an order. Science fiction? Absolutely not. It will soon be ancient history.

The Swedish Defense University asked the CEO of LogTrade to speak in front of parts of the Swedish Armed Forces, Government Offices and some of the largest government agencies in the country. This is what they learned:

The message was clear at Radar Summit 2018 in Stockholm, Sweden: The IT business finds itself at an all-time high right now thanks to a powerful digitization wave, so take advantage of the opportunities by automating the workflows at your company.

LogTrade is now fully integrated with Alexa, which means thatAmazon's AI brain (a.k.a. Alexa)can handle LogTrade as a skill. We are pretty excited for this demonstration.

So, ladies and gentlemen, the future of transport management and digital logistics is here, and this is a close-up of what it looks like.

Today, millions of Americans can order products without even having to open the lids of their laptops or take their smartphone out of their pockets. How is that possible and what is a digital package?