Infographic: Rebooting technology logistics

There’s a need for technology supply chains to add flexibility and resilience at their core. Integrated logistics offers a new-age solution to today’s global challenges.

Most modern gadgets often travel thousands of kilometres, changing hands a dozen times or more before they reach their final destinations. With Covid-19, semiconductor shortages and global congestions still weighing on businesses, missteps along the supply chain could jeopardise activities downstream translating into lost opportunities. When a disruption occurs, the technology and electronic industry today needs a way to accurately track assets in real time and find alternate transportation.

An integrated logistics approach offering an early intervention and complete visibility significantly reduces losses further down a value chain. It supplies the answers to questions the technology industry currently faces and expect to face in the future. We retrace a journey of smartphone, one of the recent tech products under scrutiny from component shortages, to see how any integrated logistics solution would fit into its supply chain.

Being a global integrator of container logistics, we see the shifts in trade winds and deal with logistics challenges on a first-hand basis. Using this knowledge and know-how, we can craft a solution that unleashes all the hidden potential in your supply chain. We look back into the chokepoints and opportunities for businesses to remodel their operations to find possible growth opportunities.

To know how Maersk integrated logistics help technology businesses in Asia-Pacific build supply chain resilience, download the infographic today.