BDI toepassen in de praktijk
Living Labs
One of the key pillars of the DIL program is to initiate Living Labs. In collaboration with companies, concrete logistics challenges are addressed through the application of the BDI. Examples include automated CO2 reporting, electronic consignment notes, and the digital traceability of goods to prevent cargo theft. Flexible, secure, and controlled data exchange between mulitple partners is essentail within a Living Lab.
Does your company have a logistics challenge that could potentially be solved using the BDI approach? We'd love to hear from you. Through the DIL program, we offer support in the form of expertise, manpower, and financial resources.
What are the benefits of joining a Living Lab?
- Test new services and products in the daily operations of a real logistics chain.
- Different perspectives from supply chain partners lead to services and products that truly meet the needs of the chain.
- Participating in a Living Lab strengthens your network and reputation.
- Position yourself as a frontrunner in the future of digital freight transport.
Living Labs Air freight
Schiphol handles over one hundred thousand tons of air freight every month from all over the world, making it a key logistics hub for the Netherlands and its (inter)national hinterland. Schiphol aims to be the most sustainable, best-connected, safe, and secure cargo hub in Europe — with seamless and efficient operational processes.
Living Labs Maritime
In a world where logistics is constantly evolving, the Port of Rotterdam stands firmly at the forefront of innovation and sustainability. Known as the largest seaport in Europe, Rotterdam handles over 470 million tons of cargo annually, making it a vital link in global trade chains.