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Global Supply Chain Forum 2026 session: From digital customs to connected supply chains
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Fusion42 · 23 October 2026 · Fusion42 review
The 2026 Global Supply Chain Forum highlights the evolution from automated customs systems like ASYCUDA towards interconnected digital trade ecosystems involving multiple government agencies and supply chain participants, focusing on data interoperability, risk management, and resilience. The forum discusses challenges in digital transformation, the role of National Single Windows, smarter data use, and opportunities from emerging AI and machine learning technologies in customs and trade facilitation.
This Wire brief sits within Fusion42's coverage of Supply Chain and Data Infrastructure.
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You need to plan for cross-agency data sharing and integrated digital borders now as customs automation evolves beyond paperwork to connected ecosystems. Governments adopting National Single Windows open new integration opportunities that could speed up deals or block access if you rely on fragmented border processes.
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