Ready for FENIX2.0? The idea of FENIX comes from the work and recommendations of the European Commission’s Digital Transport and Logistic Forum (DTLF) to create a viable and valid federative network of platforms as enabler for Business to Administration (B2A) and...
Interoperability in FENIX – Mission accepted Seamless communication between logistic actors is a challenge by its very nature. When it comes to intricate data exchanges via numerous digital platforms, a common understanding of the different payloads will reduce...
FENIX at ITS Hellas Conference 2021 The 7th ΙΤS Hellas Conference, titled “Transportation & Logistics 4.0: Exploring Innovation” took place on December 8-9 in Athens. Experts & professionals from the fields of logistics and transportation, representatives of...
FENIX Project Coordinator Dr. Eusebiu Catana elected as Vice-Chairman for ALICE Systems & Technologies for Interconnected Logistics FENIX Project Coordinator Dr. Eusebiu Catana was elected as Vice-Chairman for ALICE Systems & Technologies for Interconnected...
FENIX Consortium Members at the 5G Techritory 2021 FENIX is one of the flagship projects of ERTICO and it aims to increase the efficiency of the TEN-T Core Network Corridors by supplying an integrated trans-European network. Many EU Member States are now in the phase...
ITS World Congress 2021 organised in the Hanseatic city of Hamburg this year had a big success being one of the first face-to-face events of this size in some time with more than 13,200 participants from 66 different countries. Many Special Interest Sessions...
During the Logistics Supply Chain International Expo 2021 which was held between 2-4 October 2021, Director of GS1 Association Greece Dr. George Sarantavgas and Manos Papadakis presented the advantages of standards and interoperability in two different sessions and...
In the context of multi-modal supply chains by using common global standards within the local Pilot Sites, interoperability can be achieved at a European level between the different FENIX Project Pilot Sites.
“Collaboration is an extremely important aspect when it comes to creating an integrated and open-ended transport system, so we are glad to be working closely together with our Russian colleagues to make transport and logistics smarter, greener and more interconnected”.
The transport sector is striving to become more digital. Various standards to achieve this are already available, however, many of them are not yet interoperable. FENIX Member GS1 has launched a survey to investigate standardisation gaps and future opportunities in multimodal transport networks and digital logistics platforms.