These 4 approaches to everyday deliveries could make life better in cities
#e-commerce is booming, with retail sales set to rise 39% by 2027. A new report from the Forum highlights urban delivery challenges and solutions.
Michael is Accenture’s lead in Public Service for the EMEA market within the Cities, Transport & Infrastructure industry. He works closely with local teams and clients to deliver strategic projects at the intersection of traditional infrastructure assets and the technological layer. Michael builds communities and orchestrates ecosystems around value propositions in infrastructure resilience, connected cities and mobility analytics, urban placemaking, modal shift, operational efficiency, sustainability and economic growth.
Michael is a subject matter expert in urban infrastructure design, the built-environment and smart cities, having previously supported city and transport authorities like Transport for London with development of resilient and sustainable transport infrastructure and he supports World Economic Forum initiatives and taskforces. Michael holds a BEng in Civil Engineering with Business Management, as well as two Postgraduate Diplomas and is a certified AgilePM practitioner.
#e-commerce is booming, with retail sales set to rise 39% by 2027. A new report from the Forum highlights urban delivery challenges and solutions.
世界中の都市で配送量が急増しており、消費者の期待の変化、電子商取引の増加、新たな配送基準による需要増がその要因となっています。電子商取引のメリットにもかかわらず、都市は結果としてより深刻な交通渋滞と二酸化炭素排出量という課題に直面しています。
The rise in e-commerce deliveries means cities face more congestion and higher emissions. New research highlights the need for sustainable delivery solutions.