Will machine learning resolve the issues in container management in ports and logistics industries

In this digital era, data is driving the world, and machine learning is part of it. This research study has been carried out by various logistics companies that deal with port authorities across Indian regions. The data was collected through a structured questionnaire and put across 163 respondents, with 150 responses received from various industries working closely with the logistics industry. Factual analysis was done through their response and analysis of variance, and simple linear regression analysis was deployed for interpreting the results. Regression equation: = 5.2892 + 0.6907X Machine learning improves logistic operation efficiency, and machine learning solves logistics issues. The relationship R-squared (R2) equals 0.6289. This means that 62.9% of the variability of machine learning improving logistics operation efficiency is explained by machine learning solving logistics issues. The results reveal that there is a strong direct relationship between machine learning solving logistics issues and improving logistics operation efficiency.

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International Journal of Process Management and Benchmarking
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1504/ijpmb.2025.147399
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Maritime Ports and Logistics
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Will machine learning resolve the issues in container management in ports and logistics industries

R. Vettriselvan, S. Mohanbabu
International Journal of Process Management and Benchmarking
Maritime Ports and Logistics
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Will machine learning resolve the issues in container management in ports and logistics industries

R. Vettriselvan, S. Mohanbabu
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Abstract

In this digital era, data is driving the world, and machine learning is part of it. This research study has been carried out by various logistics companies that deal with port authorities across Indian regions. The data was collected through a structured questionnaire and put across 163 respondents, with 150 responses received from various industries working closely with the logistics industry. Factual analysis was done through their response and analysis of variance, and simple linear regression analysis was deployed for interpreting the results. Regression equation: = 5.2892 + 0.6907X Machine learning improves logistic operation efficiency, and machine learning solves logistics issues. The relationship R-squared (R2) equals 0.6289. This means that 62.9% of the variability of machine learning improving logistics operation efficiency is explained by machine learning solving logistics issues. The results reveal that there is a strong direct relationship between machine learning solving logistics issues and improving logistics operation efficiency.

International Journal of Process Management and BenchmarkingVol. 20(4)
AMET University (IN)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Maritime Ports and Logistics
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