DHL Middle East and Africa Innovation Center

This process eliminates waste and pollution by considering the full product life cycle beforehand and designing items with component parts suitable for future use. The goal is to maximize reuse, repair, remanufacture, and recycling and ultimately reclaim raw materials from end-of-use products -- and there are many ways businesses can embrace circularity to support achievement of sustainability targets. Additionally, DHL has a suite of GoGreen solutions and a robust ESG roadmap to support customers on their journey to more environmentally sustainable operations from smart packaging to emissions reduction and more. 

Advanced Analytics refers to sophisticated techniques and tools used to analyze and interpret data, aiming to extract insights and foresights and provide actionable intelligence beyond what is offered by traditional business intelligence methods today. Learn how data will continue to add value to logistics operations and see how DHL can leverage specific analytics models to forecast demand, increase the accuracy of demand planning, increase revenue, improve visibility of inventory levels, reduce storage costs and more.   

DHL is developing an ever-expanding network of embedded sensors, software, and other technologies throughout the supply chain. These devices will connect to and exchange data through the internet to enhance operations and establish unprecedented levels of visibility, efficiency, and customer service. From condition monitoring to asset tracking, to real-time visibility and security, there’s an IoT device to fit almost any major visibility goal – and we hear from customers often: visibility is huge.