Application of Biometric Technologies in Transport and Logistics Companies

Biometric technologies, leveraging both physiological and behavioural attributes, are increasingly recognized as a transformative force in the transport and logistics sectors. This chapter delves into the various types of biometric technologies, such as facial recognition, fingerprint scanning, and gait analysis, highlighting their potential to revolutionize supply chain management. The integration of these technologies promises enhanced security, reduced human error, and improved real-time monitoring, thereby optimizing logistics operations. However, the implementation of biometric technologies is not without challenges. High deployment costs, privacy concerns, and technological dependencies are significant hurdles that must be addressed. The chapter conducts a thorough SWOT analysis, identifying strengths like high identification accuracy and process efficiency, as well as weaknesses such as high installation costs and regulatory challenges. Opportunities for innovation and business development are also explored, including the integration with other technologies and the expansion into global markets. Expert evaluations provide a deeper understanding of the most critical factors influencing the adoption of biometric technologies, emphasizing the need for strategic planning and compliance with legal norms. The discussion underscores the importance of biometric technologies in ensuring the security and efficiency of supply chain processes, offering a comprehensive overview of their strategic implications and practical applications.