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Logiconomi Forum 2025

Enabling sustainable performance in logistics: bringing expert advice

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This event took place
13-14 May 2025

at Palais Du Pharo in Marseille, France

This year’s Logiconomi conference brought together over 500 executive logistics leaders from across Europe. The event is always a vibrant hub of knowledge sharing, innovation and collaboration. This time, the spotlight was on cutting-edge technologies driving the next generation of logistics operations, from smarter automation to AI-powered solutions. Responding to what matters most to our customers, i.e. energy, automation, artificial intelligence and sustainability, this year’s theme, Enabling Sustainable Performance, captured the dual challenge of achieving sustainability targets while keeping operations efficient and reliable. Logiconomi 2025 also marked the launch of an exciting new programme from Toyota Material Handling Europe aimed at tackling everyday intralogistics challenges: Logiconomi Connections. By connecting industry players with innovative solution providers, we’re helping shape a smarter, more resilient logistics ecosystem.

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Logiconomi 2025

Theme

The theme of the event was ‘Enabling Sustainable Performance’. High profile experts from leading companies shared 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 was also a showcase of new, innovative solutions, presented by creative start-up companies (Logiconomi Connections), who are working hard to improve efficiency, productivity and sustainability in the world of logistics.

Time & place

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. After having hosted a School of Medicine, it became a congress and convention centre.

A selection of speakers

Astronaut and Ambassador of the Earth

André Kuipers

Looking at the world from a different perspective

 

Solution Manager for Warehousing, Vanderlande

Susanne Schouten

Using AI to improve warehouse performance

 

EMEA Manufacturing Managing Director, Microsoft

Ygal Levy

Microsoft's focus on AI in logistics

Head of Corporate Sales, Toyota Motor Europe

Emmanuel Beaune

Optimised mobility emissions on the road

CEO and co-founder, Ecovadis

Pierre-François Thaler

The positive power of sustainability

 

CEO and co-founder, Gideon

Josip Cesic

The vision of AI-powered robots

 

Snr director of Sales, Boston Dynamics

Nicolas De Keijser

Robotics in logistics today - and tomorrow

Product Sales Specialist for Omniverse, Nvidia

Tua Asplund Hyllienmark

Physical AI in logistics

Impressions of the event

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“There are a lot of people. Great networking, super interesting presentations from all the companies that are here.”

Johan Sandersson, INGKA

 

“First of all, the location: it was beautiful. I think it’s quite an inspirational event, where you have a lot of visions and ideas of how you can go into the future.”

Mervin Cho, B&S

 

“If we are talking about automation, people are the most important thing right now. For me it has been a really great opportunity to meet people from Toyota, some other customers.”

Eva Santamarta, Moving Robots

Insights from industry leaders

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Overview of key trends

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AI in logistics

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Sustainability in logistics

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Automation in logistics

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Digitalisation in logistics

Logiconomi Connections

Innovative solution providers

In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, logistics managers often seek solutions to common problems. The Logiconomi Connections programme is designed to support the industry by identifying innovative solution providers for typical challenges. Whilst the solution providers featured in the Logiconomi Connections programme may in some cases have restricted geographical coverage, they nevertheless illustrate methods and technologies to improve performance and efficiency.

Understanding customers’ needs

The solutions offered in the Logiconomi Connections programme address a diverse range of problems and challenges in logistics operations. There are no limits to the creativity and innovation of the solution providers, other than a clear focus on improved logistics operations and an understanding of customers’ needs.

Find a Logiconomi Connection to help you with your challenges

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