Leaders from INEOS Automotive and GEFCO see AI and real-time visibility as game changes for logistics, but point out that innovation is not just about implementing new systems or digitalising processes, but also adapting working culture and working with the right partners.
INEOS Automotive’s Marko Weisshaar and GEFCO’s Olivier Benguigui step up to play the ’wheel of innovation’ in this special look at identifying best practice for problem solving and implementing new processes in automotive logistics. They share insights on the choices in investment, insourcing versus outsourcing, the use of cobots and reveal why innovation will be the automotive logistics industry’s insurance policy.
Featuring:
Marko Weisshaar, Head of Supply Chain Management at INEOS Automotive
Olivier Benguigui, WHS & RPS Director at GEFCO
Moderated by Rich Logan, Senior Content Producer at Automotive Logistics and Ultima Media
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