JUSDA Showcases JusLink at Shanghai Supply Chain Conference, Selected for 2026 Digital Supply Chain Case Collection
2026.10.23
Advancing global supply chain integration through connected logistics, information, and customs flows
Shanghai, October 23, 2026 – JUSDA International Supply Chain Management participated in the 13th Shanghai Supply Chain Development Conference, held in Shanghai’s Hongqiao district under the theme “AI at the Helm: Supply Chain Leadership in an Era of Change.”
Bringing together industry experts and business leaders, the conference explored the evolving global supply chain landscape, digital transformation, cross-border operations, and sustainability.
At the event, JUSDA showcased its proprietary JusLink intelligent global supply chain management platform. Its case study, “JusLink Platform: Integrating Three Flows to Reshape Global Supply Chain Efficiency,” was selected for inclusion in the 2026 Shanghai Digital and Intelligent Supply Chain Practices Collection.
JUSDA also participated in the launch of the Global Branch+ Global Supply Chain Service Resource Platform, highlighting its continued focus on digital innovation, operational integration, and industry collaboration.
JusLink: Connecting Data, Operations, and Decision-Making
As manufacturing networks expand across countries and regions, supply chains are becoming increasingly complex. Procurement, international transportation, inventory management, customs compliance, and delivery often involve multiple systems and stakeholders.
For manufacturers, the challenge is no longer simply moving goods efficiently. It is maintaining visibility, coordinating decisions, and managing risks across the entire supply chain.
JusLink addresses these challenges through Three-Flow Integration: physical logistics flow, information flow, and customs flow.
By connecting procurement, transportation, warehousing, customs management, and delivery processes, the platform enables greater end-to-end visibility and more coordinated supply chain operations.
At the conference, JUSDA highlighted JusLink’s capabilities across several areas:
4PL Supply Chain Control Tower: Integrated visibility and coordination across logistics partners, networks, and operations.
Ocean and Air Freight Management: Shipment tracking and operational coordination across international transportation.
AI-Powered Load Planning: Intelligent support for load optimization and transportation efficiency.
Risk Monitoring and Early Warning: Proactive identification of disruptions and potential delivery risks.
Intelligent Data Analytics: Natural-language data queries and actionable operational insights.
Through AI-enabled analytics and automated coordination, JusLink connects procurement plans, order milestones, shipment status, inventory information, and potential disruptions to support faster, more informed decisions.
The objective is to move beyond shipment visibility toward predictive, coordinated, and increasingly intelligent supply chain management.
JusLink’s inclusion in the 2026 industry case collection reflects recognition of JUSDA’s practical approach to integrating digital technologies with real-world global manufacturing supply chain operations.
The collection covers five areas of supply chain innovation, including AI applications, intelligent warehousing, circular supply chains, cross-border collaboration, and supply chain resilience.
Strengthening Global Collaboration Through Global Branch+
Beyond digital platforms, effective global supply chain management depends on access to reliable networks, local expertise, and coordinated services across markets.
As more businesses expand internationally, demand continues to grow for integrated solutions covering cross-border logistics, overseas warehousing, local fulfillment, and customs compliance.
During the conference, JUSDA participated in the launch of Global Branch+, a platform designed to facilitate connections among global supply chain service providers and resources.
The initiative provides a new opportunity for cross-border collaboration and resource integration.
With its established global service network and digital supply chain capabilities, JUSDA continues to explore opportunities to connect logistics resources, service partners, and operational expertise across regions.
Such collaboration is increasingly important for manufacturers seeking to maintain consistent operations while adapting to diverse local market requirements.
Turning AI Innovation into Operational Value
AI is becoming an integral part of supply chain management. Its practical value, however, depends on its ability to address operational challenges — from demand forecasting and inventory optimization to transportation planning and disruption management.
JUSDA has continued to develop JusLink by integrating AI agents, intelligent analytics, and risk management capabilities into supply chain workflows.
These capabilities support a more connected approach to identifying potential risks, assessing operational impacts, and coordinating responses.
In September 2026, JUSDA presented 23 AI innovation projects at its “SEE AI” Innovation Day, demonstrating how AI technologies are being applied across supply chain operations and business processes.
The company’s participation in the Shanghai conference — through its JusLink showcase, case study inclusion, and involvement in Global Branch+ — reflects this broader commitment to combining technology with operational experience.
For global manufacturers, supply chain intelligence is not simply about having more data. It is about connecting the right information, identifying risks earlier, and enabling coordinated action across the network.
Looking ahead, JUSDA will continue to build on its global logistics infrastructure, manufacturing supply chain expertise, and JusLink platform to strengthen collaboration across procurement, transportation, customs, warehousing, and delivery.
By bringing together digital capabilities, AI applications, and global service resources, JUSDA aims to help manufacturers improve operational efficiency, delivery reliability, and supply chain resilience in an increasingly complex global environment.
