The past few years have shown how fragile global supply chains can be. From the pandemic and shifting geopolitics to climate-related disruptions and port congestion, volatility has become the new constant. Rising costs, delays, and compliance risks are putting immense pressure on companies, especially in fast-moving, highly regulated industries like food and beverage.
At Atlante, we believe the answer lies in automation. That’s why we’ve invested in advanced Transportation Management Systems, AI-powered forecasting, and predictive analytics to ensure our products move reliably from origin to shelf, no matter the type of disruption we are faced with. By building digital twin models of our network, we can simulate risks before they happen and proactively adapt strategies to protect product freshness, compliance, and service levels.
For us, automation isn’t just about efficiency, it’s about resilience, continuity, and keeping promises to our partners and customers. In this article, Ian Perotto, Atlante’s Chief Supply Chain Officer, shares how we’re rethinking supply chains and why automation is the foundation of a stronger, more agile logistics future.
Read the full article in Transport and Logistics International Magazine to see how Atlante is transforming disruption into resilience, here.
