Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Logistics Processes of Port Companies in the District of Buenaventura

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Neila Yasmina Millán
Tiana Vanessa Cándelo Aguilar
Diana Lucia Alegría Vélez
Jhon Edier Lerma Riascos

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The Research on the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the optimization of logistics processes in port companies in Buenaventura shows great potential to transform the sector. From an analytical point of view and more from a methodical approach, it is valid to reference the impact that artificial intelligence has, influencing changes within departments, areas among others that have to do with transportation, cargo loading, logistics and route planning. It is there where it is worth noting that the field of foreign trade and especially in the port terminal sector, this variable presents new forms of development where opportunities are identified that allow developing processes within a competitive market in an efficient manner, by developing processes that allow minimizing time, cost, increasing response times to processes, reducing vehicle income vs. unloading. However, the incorporation of artificial intelligence in logistics processes within the port sector, especially in logistics processes, can have a positive approach on issues of security, productivity of innovative ideas in an efficient manner, through this adaptation of new business models; However, the adaptation of these new processes often confronts companies with significant challenges and/or challenges which can be seen by some entrepreneurs as a business risk. Today, the economic and social development of the Pacific Region, especially the district of Buenaventura in customs matters, presents a great challenge where the biggest driver is the innovative factor, therefore this tool; with good training strategies, implementation, adaptation processes among others will allow companies in Buenaventura in this sector to be more productive compared to others that are in different port terminals; aspects that are being targeted according to the growing and thriving port investment.

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