Open Logistics Foundation and VIL have signed an MoU to advance open innovation and digital transformation in logistics. The partnership strengthens collaboration between European logistics ecosystems and supports the development and adoption of open source solutions.
The Open Source Innovation Days 2026 agenda is now live! The event brings together leading voices from logistics and open source to discuss digital sovereignty, new developments in regulations, and commercial open source. Alongside keynotes, panels and networking opportunities, this year’s event introduces a new collaborative format focused on connecting Working Groups and strengthening interoperability across logistics.
The Open Logistics Foundation has signed an MoU with Open Ireland Network, strengthening international collaboration on open source innovation and knowledge exchange across European logistics and tech ecosystems.
The Open Logistics Foundation has signed an MoU with Terminal Industry Committee 4.0, strengthening cooperation on open digital standards and interoperable solutions for port and cargo handling operations.
The Open Logistics Foundation has partnered with the Japan Physical Internet Center, signing an MoU at the Global CLO Summit 2026 to to strengthen international cooperation on Physical Internet implementation and open source solutions.
Last week, we held our Ideation Workshop – a creative format designed to encourage exchange, new perspectives and innovative ideas.
In 2025, the Open Logistics Foundation demonstrated the impact of open source in logistics across many areas, including a first industry-ready standard for the digital consignment note (eCMR) and real-world pilots to validate and implement a standard for the exchange of emissions data. The Foundation ends the year with 50 members and 7 network partners from 12 countries, and aims to become even more diverse in 2026.
The Open Logistics Foundation and Logistics in Wallonia are now official Network Partners. The partnership was formalised with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding. The aim of the cooperation is to combine the forces of both organisations to strengthen cross-border and cross-company collaboration in the logistics sector and to promote the development of open, interoperable solutions across Europe.
How can logistics companies finally speak the same language when it comes to track and trace?
The Open Logistics Foundation’s new Tracking Event Model, developed collaboratively by 24 member companies, sets a shared standard for transport event data.
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