Toyota’s research and innovation team is continuously monitoring trends and new technologies in the industry. This includes collaboration with key sources of information such as industry associations, leading consultancies and innovation forums.
One of the most important sources of information is through discussions with customers who provide real-world insights to daily challenges in logistics operations. In short, listening and learning is key to the concept of Logiconomi.
In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, logistics managers often seek solutions to common problems. The Logiconomi Connections programme is designed to support the industry by identifying innovative solution providers for typical challenges. Whilst the solution providers featured in the Logiconomi Connections programme may in some cases have restricted geographical coverage, they nevertheless illustrate methods and technologies to improve performance and efficiency.
The solutions offered in the Logiconomi Connections programme address a diverse range of problems and challenges in logistics operations. There are no limits to the creativity and innovation of the solution providers, other than a clear focus on improved logistics operations and an understanding of customers’ needs.
The Connections are grouped into categories.
Click on each hotspot to explore different solutions.
Logiconomi Forums are normally biennial events that provide a key meeting opportunity for logistics professionals to hear from industry leaders, presenting key trends and technologies. They also allow for discussion and workshops on key topics. They typically host over 500 delegates and are held in different locations across Europe, conducted in English.
The first Logiconomi Forum was staged at Toyota Material Handling’s factory and HQ in Mjölby, Sweden. It provided delegates with the opportunity to visit the company’s research and development centre as well as gaining insights through presentations from Volvo Venture Capital, leading robotics expert Randall van Poelvoorde and futurist Dr. Patrick Dixon.
Two more events were organised. The 2019 Logiconomi Forum was staged at SugarCity, Amsterdam and the 2022 edition in central Antwerp and also at the nearby Logiville logistics innovation centre.
Have a look at the insights of those events.
Two more events followed. The 2019 Logiconomi Forum took place at SugarCity, Amsterdam and the 2022 edition in Handelsbeurs, right in the centre of Antwerp, and at Logiville, a logistics innovation centre close to the city.
At Logiconomi 2025, in Marseille, executive experts from leading companies shared their knowledge and experience in keynote presentations, classroom sessions and discussion areas. At the event, creative start-ups presented new and innovative solutions (Logiconomi Connections).
Find insights from the 2025 forum in our knowledge library.