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Transformer la logistique de Maersk grâce aux insights automatisés et en temps réel de Dexory
Maersk a démarré un pilote avec Dexory et déploie des robots autonomes dans ses entrepôts de Kettering et Tamworth, au Royaume-Uni. Leader mondial de la logistique conteneurisée, Maersk s’engage à connecter et simplifier les chaînes d’approvisionnement de ses clients. L’entreprise opère dans 130 pays et compte plus de 100 000 collaborateurs à travers le monde.
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Transformer la logistique de Maersk grâce aux insights automatisés et en temps réel de Dexory
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