Cloud Logistics Market Analysis

Type (Public, Private, Hybrid, Multi)

The public segment in the cloud logistics market is projected to account for 39% of the revenue share during the forecast period. This segment of the cloud logistics industry comprises Internet-based solutions offered by third-party providers. These providers host and maintain logistics software and infrastructure, giving firms scalable, on-demand logistics solutions without hardware or software expenditures.

SaaS solutions, which offer subscription access to cloud logistics systems, are gaining popularity in the public, allowing enterprises of all sizes flexibility and cost-effectiveness. This has further driven strategic collaborations in the cloud logistics market. For instance, in August 2023, logistics solution provider Shiprocket announced its partnership with Skye Air, a SaaS-based drone delivery solution provider, to revolutionize e-commerce in India and deliver shipments via drones. Therefore, giving a satisfying experience to the customer and propelling the cloud logistic market growth.

OS Type (Native, Web-based)

The web-based operating system (OS) segment will dominate the cloud logistics market with a revenue share of 53% during the forecast period. These systems provide effortless access to logistics management platforms, allowing for immediate tracking, inventory control, and cooperation among supply chain participants. An emerging trend in this field involves the incorporation of web-based OS with cloud-based logistics solutions to improve accessibility and scalability for users. A study conducted by Zebra Technologies in June 2024, revealed that organizations in America that possess real-time visibility have the potential to decrease product recalls by as much as 70%.

Enterprise Size (Large Enterprise, Small and Medium Enterprises)

By 2036, the large enterprises segment is expected to account for 74% of the cloud logistics market share. In the cloud logistics sector, large organizations are generally characterized as businesses that have vast operations and substantial logistical requirements. Large firms are now utilizing modern technologies such as real-time tracking and predictive analytics to optimize their logistics processes to make their operations more efficient, improve visibility in their supply chain, and enhance overall effectiveness.

For example, in April 2024 Easyship revealed that it entered into a agreement with FedEx. This agreement aims to provide small and medium-sized enterprises around the U.S. with a wider selection of prompt, cost-effective, and dependable shipping options. Easyship users will have exclusive access to new reduced shipping rates for all FedEx services thus increasing the cloud logistics sector expansion.

Our in-depth analysis of the cloud logistics market includes the following segments: