What do we do
At Logistop we have implemented a working ecosystem composed of different types of events (face-to-face, online and/or hybrid) that allows us, through the observation of the market and trends, to generate knowledge and add value by identifying the opportunities and needs that the logistics industry has to offer, and by listening to the concerns of our partners and the industry.
Observatory logistic
Analysis of trends in our areas of expertise, as well as observation of trends that are occurring in the global market.
LOGISTALKS
Analysing and discussing current and future industry challenges.
Innovation Lab
To observe and explore ideas for further identification of our partners’ interests for the realisation of projects.
FOCUS SESSIONS
Presentation of ideas/project seeds with the aim of verifying and proposing innovation projects.
Innovation Day
Together with all our members, we join forces to contribute to the logistics innovation of the future.
VALUE ADDING DAYS
We add value to the strategic lines of action.
Rumbo
Our roadmap, which is a document drawn up by “our experts” to drive collective innovation in the logistics sector and which sets out our vision for immediate innovation and the different lines of work, both public and private, that need to be addressed. Biennial periodicity.
Consult Rumbo 2023 in this link (Password: Logistop2023).
Logistop Working Groups
Logistop develops its activity in a series of Working Groups to bring together the capacities of companies and cover all the needs of the sector. In order to promote innovation projects through the dynamisation and coordination of initiatives of interest, members and interested organisations will be able to collaborate in undertaking change through the organisation of dissemination workshops, which will lead to the development of projects. In order to achieve these results, work will be carried out to identify existing needs in the different areas of work, seeking solutions to these needs/opportunities.
We will focus on the following themes:
Urban Logistics
The Urban Logistics Working Group identifies options and solutions to minimise environmental and management impact, optimising delivery operations through innovation and the use of technology. Mobility restrictions due to pollution and lack of public space, implemented by a large number of cities until 2030, force urban logistics to decarbonise its operations at a time when e-commerce is experiencing double-digit growth annually. In addition, the optimisation and efficiency of operations, the total transformation of delivery modes, the use of proximity warehouses and the active collaboration between city councils, public and private companies, are the main challenges of urban logistics that we will address in this working group.
Decarbonisation
Decarbonisation can be approached from many interrelated perspectives. Our approach is based on three specific areas: green hydrogen, energy efficiency and renewable energies. At Logistop, we believe that creating and developing collective innovation projects related to decarbonisation will achieve: accelerate the energy transition that society demands, dismantle many myths about what was considered unfeasible or not very operational, promote cost reduction so that new energy technologies are applicable in more and more environments and forget the old dichotomy between economic solutions and sustainable solutions.
Public Funding
It offers the possibility of providing service and advice to Logistop’s members in the global management of public incentives at European and national level to finance innovation projects.
Port Logistics
The port logistics sector is key to the leadership position and competitiveness of any country and the importance of ports as drivers of international trade is decisive for the maintenance of economic activity. The Port Logistics Working Group seeks to adapt this sector to the new challenges and scenarios posed by a series of transforming factors that have plunged port logistics into a process of important evolution, which is in a phase of unprecedented acceleration. The lines of action of this working group are: seeking efficiency in port logistics operations, decarbonisation and security.
Circular Economy
The circular economy plays a key role as a vector of ecological transition and a driver of change. The sustainable use of resources, the optimisation of the value chain with an integrated and multi-stakeholder approach, as well as sustainable mobility, impossible without decarbonisation and zero-emission transport, are some of the aspects that will be addressed in this working group.
Digitization and automation
Developing a transversal role with the rest of the areas, we will support the current disruptive ones with the use of, among others, the following technologies: Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, Internet of Things(IoT), Digital Twins, Big Data and Data Analytics, process automation and robotics, Robotics and collaborative robotics, AMR and AGVs and sensorization.