Transport and logistics sector being a significant economic player is still living in digital transformations. Change is of utmost importance to shorten the delivery time and reduce empty mileage thus decreasing negative impact to climate change.

The European Commission estimated that the reduced administrative burden of using digital documents will save shippers up to 27 billion Euros over the next 20 years. The new EU Regulation 2020/1056 on Electronic Freight Transport Information (eFTI) and the funds supporting to implement it, will increase the interoperability of all modes of transport across the borders thus increasing the efficiency as well as reducing the CO2 emissions.

However, there is a big gap between vision for paperless logistics and adoption of digital solutions in transport and logistics market. Our aim is to bring stakeholders together, join efforts and work together to identify which digital solutions will create the highest value in the journey of transport sector’s transition towards digital.

Register you r team to the Digilogistics Hack

Transport Innovation Association is organizing an International Hackathon DigiLogistics Hack on the 24-26th of March 2023 in Vilnius. The Teams are expected to deliver a Minimum Viable Product (MVP), problem solution scheme or description and/or problem definition through the prism of interoperability. The Teams will be supported by highly experienced mentors coming from different countries and organizations, which have knowledge and know-how in creating solutions in digital transportation chains. The Hackathon is in line with the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region Policy Area Transport objectives and is supported by multiple initiatives and organizations of the regions such as: NDPTL, CaaS Nordic, LIKTA, KiGeiT, InfoBalt and others.

Read more and register here.