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“DX” is drawing attention on the ground in international logistics. Yet plenty of companies adopt it, fail to see the results they expected, and stall. Why did that company fail? And what are the ones getting results doing differently? Our recent talk at “Logis-Tech Tokyo 2025” set out to answer those questions and filled the room. Many attendees told us it was “useful for the actual work” and “gave me something to think about against our own problems.”
To bring that well-received session to more people, we are running the same content again as a webinar. We will lay out the problems that shippers and forwarders in international logistics run into and the failure patterns that come up during adoption, and use real cases to explain what it takes to turn DX into results — the parts that bear directly on day-to-day work.
• You want to take on international logistics DX but do not know where to start
• You have already started but are not seeing the results you hoped for
• You want to learn from what other companies have done and find clues for your own success
If any of that sounds like you, this session will be worth your time. If you could not make it to the venue, we hope you will watch this time.
[About the webinar]
◆ Date and time: Wednesday, October 29, 12:00–12:30
◆ Format: Zoom (advance registration required)
◆ Fee: free
◆ Register here
* This session is based on the talk we gave at Logis-Tech Tokyo in September 2025. If you attended that talk, please note that some of the content may overlap.
[Who this webinar is for]
◆ People responsible for international logistics operations or for driving DX (at shippers and forwarders alike)
--About the speaker--
Koji Nakata (Representative Director, Harbitt, Inc.)
[Background]
After completing undergraduate and graduate studies at the University of Tokyo, joined NYK Line, covering several dozen shippers and forwarders in container shipping sales across export, import, and cross-trade business. Moved to Accenture out of a conviction that established industries were struggling to digitize, and consulted for many large companies across a range of sectors, mainly on DX projects. Went on to support open innovation at large corporations at Plug and Play Japan before taking the current role.
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