How laws and regulations are shaping the development of the drone industry around the world
BI Intelligence This is a preview of a research report from Business Insider Intelligence, Business Insider's premium research service. To learn more about Business Insider Intelligence, click here. Drone technologies continue to improve at a rapid pace and are slowly pushing the unmanned aircraft toward the mainstream. Companies in a variety of industries are now looking to use drones to cut costs, boost efficiencies, and create new revenue streams and business values, such as last-mile retail deliveries.See the rest of the story at Business InsiderSee Also:UPS is turning to predictive analyticsHow the Internet of Things will transform consumerism, enterprises, and governments over the next five yearsCrowdsourced delivery explained: making same day shipping cheaper through local couriersHow various industries are taking advantage of drones to increase efficiency and cut costs
Drones — also commonly referred to as unmanned aircraft — are no longer a cool, new novelty that companies in only a handful of industries are testing. Businesses across various industries and levels of government in the US are utilizing at least a handful of drones. But more importantly, drone users are now realizing a deep return on their investments from the aircraft's ability to help save hours of time and labor.How various industries are taking advantage of drones to increase efficiency and cut costs
Drones — also commonly referred to as unmanned aircraft — are no longer a cool, new novelty that companies in only a handful of industries are testing. Businesses across various industries and levels of government in the US are utilizing at least a handful of drones. But more importantly, drone users are now realizing a deep return on their investments from the aircraft's ability to help save hours of time and labor.Crowdsourced delivery explained: making same day shipping cheaper through local couriers
Retailers and their logistics partners have been pushed to meet growing customer demands for increasingly speedy shipping. And the steady rise of e-commerce has caused the daily volume of parcel shipments to skyrocket — two trends that, for the foreseeable future, are only going to continue. With fulfillment giants like Amazon constantly nipping at their heels, e-tailers have to fight to figure out a way to offer same-day shipping at low prices.How laws and regulations are shaping the development of the drone industry around the world
BI Intelligence This is a preview of a research report from Business Insider Intelligence, Business Insider's premium research service. To learn more about Business Insider Intelligence, click here. Drone technologies continue to improve at a rapid pace and are slowly pushing the unmanned aircraft toward the mainstream. Companies in a variety of industries are now looking to use drones to cut costs, boost efficiencies, and create new revenue streams and business values, such as last-mile retail deliveries.See the rest of the story at Business InsiderSee Also:Crowdsourced delivery explained: making same day shipping cheaper through local couriersUPS is turning to predictive analyticsAmazon is bringing full AWS computing capabilities to its Snowball Edge systemThe guide to understanding how artificial intelligence is impacting the world (AMZN, AAPL, GOOGL)
BI Intelligence This is a preview of a research report bundle from Business Intelligence, Business Insider's premium research service. To learn more about Business Intelligence, click here. Artificial intelligence (AI) isn't a part of the future of technology. AI is the future of technology.See the rest of the story at Business InsiderSee Also:How Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, and Microsoft are shaking up healthcare — and what it means for the future of the industryHow the Internet of Things will transform consumerism, enterprises, and governments over the next five yearsThe card rewards strategies issuers can use to win top-of-wallet status while maximizing returnsCrowdsourced delivery explained: making same day shipping cheaper through local couriers
Retailers and their logistics partners have been pushed to meet growing customer demands for increasingly speedy shipping. And the steady rise of e-commerce has caused the daily volume of parcel shipments to skyrocket — two trends that, for the foreseeable future, are only going to continue. With fulfillment giants like Amazon constantly nipping at their heels, e-tailers have to fight to figure out a way to offer same-day shipping at low prices.UPS is turning to predictive analytics (UPS)
This story was delivered to Business Insider Intelligence Transportation & Logistics Briefing subscribers hours before it appeared on Business Insider. To be the first to know, please click here. Parcel delivery giant UPS recently started using a new predictive analytics algorithm to optimize the movement of parcels throughout its entire delivery network, The Wall Street Journal reports. Business Insider IntelligenceSee the rest of the story at Business InsiderSee Also:Mastercard and Wirecard are partnering on wearablesAmazon is bringing full AWS computing capabilities to its Snowball Edge systemBMW is offering all mobility services in one appA little data governance goes a long way
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