Indonesia’s logistics industry is expected to see continued double-digit growth this year, as a result of e-commerce demand and the government-supported investment in infrastructure. In an article posted on the Indonesian Logistics Association (ALI) website today (30 July),the ALI Chairman Zaldi Ilham Masita said that the growth “could be above 10%”. But Yuki added that Indonesia’s logistics sector still had to address a number of issues before it could realise its full potential. Most importantly, Yuki said, Indonesia has to reduce its logistics costs, which are high in comparison to Malaysia and Thailand. Yuki added that all the stakeholders in Indonesia’s logistics industry must “prepare themselves for the Industry 4.o” (this is the so-called Fourth Industry Revolution, which will see manufacturing and distribution transformed by Artificial Intelligence, automation and bid data).