Creation of a New Business Covering People, Vehicles and Cargo Across Logistics
First written in FY2025. 3 of 5 entries say "Advanced", first in 2026-05-14. Latest entry: 2026-09-28.
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- 2026-09-28AdvancedManagement Planning
「“SusLogi,” a logistics DX solution that improves shippers’ load efficiency and reduces CO₂ emissions」
物流の積載効率、規制対応、脱炭素を対象とする物流DXソリューションと、共同配送実証による社会実装を具体的に記載した。 - FY2026RestatedAnnual report
「In the “people × vehicles” area, the Company is expanding its focus from supporting drivers' safety activities to securing drivers; in the “vehicles × cargo” area, to improving load efficiency and promoting joint transportation; and in the “people × cargo” area, to improving warehouse operations and securing personnel by reducing waiting and loading and unloading times.」
The Company continues to pursue a policy of addressing logistics operations at the intersection of people, vehicles and cargo, including securing drivers, improving load efficiency and joint transportation, and improving warehouse operations and reducing waiting and loading and unloading times. - FY2025First statedAnnual report
「We view the structure of logistics operations in three categories: “people,” “vehicles” and “cargo.” We are pursuing the following initiatives for each combination. a. People × vehicles: Going forward, we will also focus on securing drivers, one of the largest challenges in logistics operations. b. Vehicles × cargo: We aim to create a more efficient transportation system by improving load factors, promoting joint transportation and establishing optimal transport routes. c. People × cargo: We will strengthen measures to prevent cargo accidents and enhance safety in warehouses. We will also actively address industry-wide issues such as reducing cargo-waiting and cargo-handling times and securing warehouse workers.」
For the first time, the company presented a consolidated policy for creating new businesses that expands its traditional focus on driver safety activities to driver recruitment, load-factor improvement, joint transportation, route optimization, cargo accidents, warehouse safety, shorter cargo-waiting and handling times, and securing warehouse workers.