The "Urban Logistics Opportunities - Last-Mile Innovation" report has been added to Research and Markets' offering.

The report Urban Logistics Opportunities - Last-Mile Innovation' highlights the various trends, drivers and the opportunities within eCommerce, omnichannel retail and the courier,express, and parcel market, and further identifies the new business models that are expected to disrupt last-mile delivery. Innovative new business models such as click and collect, locker boxes, on-demand deliveries, and micro distribution are providing flexible options to end consumers which will allow them to collect deliveries at their convenience.

With technologies such as Big Data, cloud computing, connected devises and crowd-sourced platforms also set to play a major role in logistics, the report also looks at how technology use cases such as freight brokerage, and autonomous solutions are expected to further create efficiencies within the last mile of the logistics process. The future is all about drones and delivery bots and the report delves deep to understand the implications of these technology scenarios on Logistics.

Lastly, the report also focuses on cleaner forms of deliveries and provides a regional perspective in terms of countries, such as the United Kingdom, Germany, which are considering Ultra-Low Economic Zones' to facilitate the objective of sustainable and green transportation by 2020.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Executive Summary

2. Research Scope, Aims, Objectives, And Methodology

3. Introduction To Urban Logistics

4. Urban Logistics Opportunities - eCommerce

5. Urban Logistics Opportunity - Omnichannel Retail/Brick-And-Mortar Retailing

6. Urban Logistics Opportunities - CEP Market

7. New Business Models In Last-Mile Delivery: Technology 1A Case For Mobile Freight Brokerage For The Last Mile (Uber For Cargo)

8. Technology 2 - Case Of Drones For Last-Mile Fulfillment

9. Technology 3 - Delivery Bots For The Last Mile

10. Key Policies And Regulations In Urban Logistics - Low Emission Zones

11. Congestion And Emission Reduction

12. Conclusion

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