A few numbers are enough to understand how much the international supply chain sector and, therefore, maritime transport is taking off to return to the values of 2019, after the brief setback due to the pandemic.
According to the latest press release of Istat dedicated to the sector, in the first nine months of 2021 alone the goods transported in the 137 main commercial ports increased by 3.1% and already in 2020 Italy was in first place among European countries for the number of passengers transported by sea and in second place place after Holland for transported goods.
The supply chains that is, the supply chains on which the supply of goods to consumers and businesses around the world depends are seeing a large increase in activity. A rebound so high as to make it difficult to absorb the demand for products that comes in the aftermath of the pandemic years, when the system has temporarily "hibernated", according to a recent analysis published by The sun 24 hours.
Supply Chains: progress and opportunity
Today therea supply chain is reliving in a new light: the evolution of corporate organizational models has led to the simplification, configuration and organization of the supply chain with the aim of improving the management of flows of the logistic chain.
An evolution that is shifting the objectives of efficiency, productivity and value creation from the single company to a much larger network of different third parties, each with a specific and essential function for the supply chain or to build a more competitive model than that of competitors.
In fact, logistics today represents the main glue that leads and moves the flows of products from one part of the world to another.
The renewed recovery of the sector is requiring more and more professionals with specific skills. Accademia del Lavoro for years engaged in the organization of specific courses for the logistics and transport sector, it offers comprehensive training focused on global supply chain and ship planning for sea transport. By participating in the course it will be possible to absorb the organizational, managerial and linguistic skills necessary to carry out a fundamental function for business competitiveness, both industrial and commercial, guaranteeing the efficiency of the entire distribution chain.
