The theme of the event is ‘Enabling Sustainable Performance’. High profile experts from leading companies will share their knowledge and experience in keynote presentations, classroom sessions and discussion areas, presenting the latest technologies and giving insights to the trends that are driving the logistics industry today. There will also be a showcase of new, innovative solutions, presented by creative start-up companies, who are working hard to improve efficiency, productivity and sustainability in the world of logistics.
Founded in 600 BC, Marseille is rich in history and is the oldest city in France. Today, Marseille is one of the major ports of the Mediterranean Sea and is the commercial capital of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur - one of France's fastest growing regions. The Palais du Pharo is a palace in Marseille, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. It was built in Second Empire style by Emperor Napoleon III for Empress Eugénie who ultimately decided to donate the palace to the city of Marseille. After having hosted a School of Medicine, it became a congress and convention centre.
Logiconomi forum 2025 will take place at Palais du Pharo on 13 and 14 May.
André will share fascinating experiences from his space flights and interesting stories about life in the International Space Station. He will talk about the technologies and innovations that drive space missions and how he now looks at planet Earth from his unique perspective.
Pierre-François has pioneered the concept of Business Sustainability Ratings for the global supply chain, now supporting 100,000 companies in 150 countries. His goal is to transform value chains worldwide towards a more sustainable future.
Susanne presents two successful test cases that show how artificial intelligence can improve warehouse performance with robotic de-palletisation and predictive maintenance systems.
Gideon revolutionises supply chains with AI-powered robots, automating collaborative case picking and addressing one of the hardest problems - the loading and unloading of truck trailers. Josip explains how camera-based localisation facilitates machine learning.
Logiconomi Forums are normally biennial events that provide a key meeting opportunity for logistics professionals to hear from industry leaders, presenting key trends and technologies. They also allow for discussion and workshops on key topics. They typically host over 500 delegates and are held in different locations across Europe, conducted in English.
The first Logiconomi Forum was held at Toyota Material Handling’s factory and HQ in Mjölby, Sweden. It provided delegates with the opportunity to visit the company’s research and development centre and gain valuable insights through presentations from Volvo Venture Capital, leading robotics expert Randall van Poelvoorde and futurist Dr. Patrick Dixon.
Two more events followed. The 2019 Logiconomi Forum took place at SugarCity, Amsterdam and the 2022 edition in Handelsbeurs, right in the centre of Antwerp, and at Logiville, a logistics innovation centre close to the city.
Have a look at the main takeaways of those events in our content library below.