The Digital Revolution in Logistics: Six Essential Technologies of Logistics 4.0

#### Key Technologies for Logistics 4.0 in Mexico: Advances and Perspectives _UNO and T-Systems Iberia Report Highlights Essential Technological Tools_ In a revealing report prepared by UNO, the Spanish Business Organization for Logistics and Transport, together with T-Systems Iberia, key technologies for driving digitalization in logistics 4.0 are highlighted, specifically in the Mexican context. ###### **Featured Tools: Cloud, Cybersecurity, IoT and more** The report identifies the main technological tools, including Cloud, cybersecurity, Internet of Things (IoT), 5G, data analytics and artificial intelligence, as fundamental pillars for the digital evolution of the logistics sector. ###### **A Practical Approach for Sector Companies** The study not only offers valuable information, but provides practical and applicable solutions to the specific demands of the logistics sector in Mexico. ###### **Business Model Adaptation: Key to Technological Success** The report focuses on adapting these technologies to various business models, evaluating their development and establishing criteria to determine the digital maturity necessary for their effective implementation. ###### **Current Technological Context and Keys for Digital Transformation** Five keys that define the current technological context are identified, from macroeconomic challenges to the prevailing digitalization in the supply chain. ###### **Strategic Focus Areas** The report highlights crucial areas for digital transformation, such as process visibility, generation of valuable information, green logistics and obtaining competitive advantage, always within a framework of business efficiency. ###### **Essential Functions and Approaches for Implementation** Finally, essential functions for digital transformation are detailed and specific approaches for effective implementation of these technologies in the supply chain and logistics are offered. This report is not only theoretical, but is presented as a practical tool for applied economics in the digital transformation of the logistics sector in Mexico.