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2025 Trends in Healthcare Logistics: Driving Innovation and Efficiency — Corex Logistics 15 Dec 2024

2025 Trends in Healthcare Logistics: Driving Innovation and Efficiency

2025 looks to see continuing growth for the Global Healthcare Supply Chain Management Market which is forecast to get from $3.43billion in 2024 to $10.65billion by 2032 at a CAGR of 15.2%. (source fortunebusinessinsights.com).


One of the key drivers behind this growth is, of course, technology. Innovations like predictive analytics, Internet of Things, blockchain and real-time tracking have all led to improved efficacy and reduced costs leading to increased profitability. Change is set to continue apace in the coming year — here’s some of the key trends to keep an eye on in 2025.

AI

Tech advancements are consistently THE major trend in the clinical logistics industry and AI (Artifical Intelligence) and ML (Machine Learning) are at the forefront in optimizing operations, forecasting supply and demand, and increasing efficiency. AI optimises routes, predicts disruptions and automates processes, saving time and money and ensuring accuracy. At Corex, we’re right on trend, having long incorporated AI into our digital processes to optimise routine process automation which reduces the risk of mistakes, stores information in a highly accessible way for both us and our clients; and creates advanced analytics which help predict future situations, ensuring we’re proactive with our responses.

In 2025, we plan to expand our groundbreaking Corex Bridge project — a unified platform that enables research and pharma companies to share information seamlessly, reduce risks and streamline operations. This groundbreaking tool enables seamless processing at the touch of a single button, creating a digital ecosystem that enhances speed and accuracy and delivers a strategic advantage through features such as Automated Application Processing and Real-Time Delivery Tracking. Already, using Corex Bridge, we’ve seen an 80% increase in application processing speed and a 98% reduction in errors. Ultimately, our aim is to establish a new standard for inter-system interaction in clinical research — to bridge the gap between pharma and patients.

Advanced Transportation Management Systems

Driving smarter logistics solutions will be advancements in Transport Management Systems ensuring even more efficient real-time tracking and updates on location and temperature along with seamless integration with other systems such as enterprise resource planning and warehouse management. At Corex, we’ll be keeping a close eye on upcoming developments and making improvements to our existing systems such as our error warning system and GPS real-time cargo tracking to ensure our deliveries continue to arrive in top quality, on time and without fail.

Autonomous Vehicles and Drones

The stuff of science fiction no longer, these will continue to become more integral to logistics. It’s predicted that autonomous tech will accelerate rapidly in 2025. In particular, we’re watching with interest how they streamline last-mile delivery which reduces costs, speeds up delivery times and — most interestingly for the team here at Corex — enables access to sometimes remote locations, expanding delivery options to give more patients the chance to access treatments and participate in clinical trials.

Enhanced Cybersecurity

With increased technology, comes increased cybersecurity risk. Investment for 2025 across the industry will focus on securing systems and data from breaches and cyberattacks, advance encryption techniques to ensure that customer and shipping information is protected and ensure strict compliance with data privacy regulations worldwide.

AT Corex, we take security very seriously, adhering rigidly to standards like GDPR and HIPAA which guarantee confidentiality, transparency and accountability.

Sustainability

Going green gets increasingly important year on year. In 2025, advancements like increased adoption of eco-friendly packaging and more carbon neutral transport methods such as electric vehicles and alternative fuels are leading the way. Renewable energy sources will continue to be integrated into cold chain logistics. Technology has its part to play too here with carbon footprint tracking to measure emissions and work toward reducing them. And, of course, circular economy models where reuse, refurbishment and recycling become more prevalent with the aim of reducing waste.

Stay ahead of trends with COREX

We’ve got the new year firmly in our sights, and we’re constantly updating and innovating in addition to our unrivalled experience, expertise and international insight. Why not talk to us today with a view to working together in 2025 to make faster, smarter decisions for business, clients and the environment, all of which will make our industry better, stronger and faster for all the patients who need us.

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ABOUT US

COREX Logistics is a supply and logistics company with headquarters in Ireland, working with pharma and patients to facilitate improved healthcare worldwide.

Our expert international team works across an 80-country network, specialising in the EMEA region, providing the latest in clinical trial logistics technology and systems, cold-chain delivery, temperature-controlled transportation and storage services. From sourcing, procurement and customs clearance, to labelling, returns and destruction, we cover every link in the supply chain. We also run an established Named Patient Programme and provide Patient-Oriented services. With extensive knowledge and on-the-ground insight into our markets, we create innovative solutions with the ultimate goal of improving the lives of patients.

To learn more about our range of expert services, contact us today on info@corex-logistics.com

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