WCO Introduces AI Course for Xray Analysis to Boost Trade Security

WCO Introduces AI Course for Xray Analysis to Boost Trade Security

The World Customs Organization (WCO) has launched a new online course, "Image Data Analysis," aimed at enhancing customs officers' ability to analyze X-ray images using AI technology. The course covers image processing, convolutional neural networks, and other relevant topics. Through practical exercises, participants will learn how to build AI models, contributing to a more efficient and secure customs environment. This program empowers customs officials with the skills to leverage AI for improved detection and risk management.

Global Airline Group IATA Enhances Data Security with New Exchange Program

Global Airline Group IATA Enhances Data Security with New Exchange Program

The IATA Flight Data Exchange Program aims to provide airlines with an industry-leading flight schedule and MCT database, reducing data dependency risks. Participation and data access are free, supporting data-driven decision-making and governed collaboratively by the industry. The program involves three steps: signing an agreement, sharing data, and receiving data. This helps airlines improve operational efficiency and data security. It offers a centralized, reliable source of flight data, enhancing planning and reducing reliance on potentially vulnerable or outdated sources. The program promotes better data quality and industry collaboration.

Future Shipping Network: Reshaping East-west Trade Dynamics

Future Shipping Network: Reshaping East-west Trade Dynamics

The East-West Shipping Network Initiative aims to enhance the reliability and efficiency of global trade transportation by reducing the number of ports along major shipping routes, optimizing shipping services, and introducing flexible regional shipping lines. Set to officially operate in February 2025, the initiative will effectively strengthen the resilience and responsiveness of supply chains.

01/30/2025 Logistics
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Transformative Potential of Blockchain in the Logistics Industry

Transformative Potential of Blockchain in the Logistics Industry

This article explores how blockchain technology enhances the transparency and efficiency of the logistics industry through a decentralized digital ledger. Despite its immense potential in the market, blockchain is still in the early stages of development with limited practical applications. While it garners interest from academia and the innovation sector, participation from the business realm remains insufficient. To drive large-scale adoption, more business-related cases are needed to promote the transformation and growth of the logistics sector.

07/22/2025 Logistics
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