The development of electric and self-driving vehicles and demands for climate neutrality entail challenging transitions for the Automotive industry. Brand owners want to focus on their core business and therefore put high demands on their supply chain regarding both quality and reliability.

In a world characterized by, among other things, a growing middle class, the consumption of electronics is on the rise, both for companies and consumers. This goes for everything from computers, surveillance systems and TVs to heat pumps and data centers. At the same time, the requirements on resource effectiveness and sustainability are getting higher.

E-commerce is increasingly important for the Fashion industry. Many customers are looking for a partner that can take an extensive and comprehensive responsibility and be deeply integrated into their e-commerce and other business operations. Managing returns, recycling and reuse is becoming an increasingly important part of the supply chain.

Customers in Health Care operate in a heavily regulated industry that is growing due to factors such as an aging population, lifestyle diseases and rapid technological developments. Demands on quality in processes and management are often extremely high, which means that there is great potential for quality-assured suppliers.

Industrial manufacturers need low manufacturing costs, high product quality, short lead times and high delivery precision. From production to the aftermarket, logistics are a key factor. A guaranteed, reliable supply chain all the way to the end customer also streamlines the manufacturing.

The customer segment Other includes customers within online print and fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG). Within online print, volumes continue to grow in mass production of individually customized printed matter ordered online. FMCG customers often demand agile flexibility from their logistics partners.