CONCEPT.DEVELOPMENT
From vision to workable innovation. In a world of growing complexity and change, innovation is more than just a good idea. It requires a smart, well-considered and feasible concept. At Olderwood, we translate abstract ambitions into concrete solutions for logistical and maritime challenges.
LOCATION
On location/remote
WORK TYPE
Innovation
Smart concepts, real impact
Whether you are working on a new terminal, a data-driven chain solution or a sustainable transport model – Olderwood develops innovative concepts that really work. Always with an eye for technology, scalability, regulations and human behaviour.
Olderwood combines design thinking with systems thinking, looks at the entire chain and designs concepts that fit into the reality of your company and the future of the sector.
From autonomous inland shipping systems to smart transhipment systems or circular chains – Olderwood develops the concepts that make (the day after) tomorrow possible.
What does it yield
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Tangible innovation based on strategic goals
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Smart link between technology and logistics practice
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Support and acceleration in decision-making
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Realistic basis for pilots, investments or subsidies
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Solutions with impact on sustainability, efficiency and reliability
CONCEPT.DEVELOPMENT
The goal of concept development in the logistics and maritime industry is to create new, integral solutions that respond to changing needs, technological possibilities and societal challenges. It is a creative and strategic step between vision and realization – aimed at developing smart, feasible and future-proof innovations.
1. From idea to applicable innovation
Concept development translates abstract ambitions or trends into concrete proposals: logistics models, process solutions, infrastructures, systems or digital services.
2. Linking technology and practice
The aim is to functionally link technologies (such as AI, automation, sustainable propulsion or data platforms) to realistic logistics situations, taking into account space, regulations, people and the chain.
3. Develop new propositions or services
Companies can expand or improve their services with innovative concepts, for example with synchromodal transport, autonomous inland shipping systems or circular logistics.
4. Accelerating decision-making and investments
Strong concepts make the value of innovation tangible. They help convince internal and external stakeholders faster and form the basis for pilots, business cases or subsidy applications.
5. Space for creative and systems thinking
In concept development you can rethink chains, processes and systems without being directly tied to legacy. The goal is innovation with vision, where efficiency, sustainability and scalability go hand in hand.
6. Reduce risks before implementation
A well-developed concept makes it clear in the early stages whether something is technically, economically and operationally feasible. This prevents wasting time and money in later stages.
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Innovation strategy
On location/remote
From abstract idea to concrete logistics concept. Olderwood develops scalable and smart solutions for complex logistics issues, with a unique combination of creativity, technology and sector-specific knowledge.
