Le blog de la robotisation logistique à l'ère de la Supply Chain 4.0

Opinion column by Ludovic Fenelon, Sales & Marketing Director| SCALLOG CSR is now a central concern for Supply Chain Departments, as they seek to improve their image in the eyes of their customers, partners and employees. According to Pwc, in France, more than half of SC Departments consider environmental issues to be one of their priority challenges in 2025.

In addition to meeting the challenges of productivity and speed imposed by a market faced with increasingly demanding consumers, logistics professionals have to optimize all of their workflows, processes and operations to reduce costs and improve competitiveness.

E-commerce reached almost 150 billion euros in France in 2022. Double-digit growth, up 13.8% on last year.. In the space of a few years, it has become a regular mode of consumption for a large majority of Internet users, who appreciate the convenience, speed and efficiency it offers (buy any type of product at any place and time etc.).

In logistics, track and trace is not just one optimization method among others: it’s a decisive factor in smooth supply chain management. A track and trace system makes it possible to considerably improve the efficiency of your logistics processes in their entirety, and that’s why it's not only valuable, but essential.