DHL Express CEO says aligned infrastructure and AI boost logistics competitiveness
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- John Pearson, CEO of DHL Express, says infrastructure that aligns transport, customs and digital trade systems boosts logistics competitiveness and trade‑led GDP growth.
- He adds that targeted infrastructure investment is viewed as a strategic economic catalyst rather than merely capacity building, and that intelligent networks and specialist cargo AI are becoming practical tools for forecasting, routing and customs processing; AI improves demand forecasting, capacity allocation and route planning by analysing broader datasets in real time, providing predictive intelligence that enhances efficiency, reliability and network responsiveness in volatile markets.
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