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Logistics intelligence platform supporting national transportation planning and operational efficiency.
Visit organizationBAMA needed a digital platform capable of coordinating logistics planning across a complex national distribution network.
A data-driven platform was designed to support dynamic route planning, operational visibility, and logistics optimization.
The system improved planning precision, reduced operational waste, and supported more sustainable transportation management.
Insight Award 2023 – Norwegian Computer Society
BAMA operates a nationwide logistics network that distributes fresh produce from suppliers to retailers and institutions across Norway. The system must coordinate time-sensitive deliveries, complex routing constraints, and fluctuating supply conditions.
As distribution scale increased, existing planning tools and manual workflows created operational friction. The initiative aimed to establish a digital platform capable of supporting more adaptive, data-driven transportation planning across BAMA’s logistics network.
BAMA operates one of Norway’s most complex fresh-produce distribution networks, coordinating suppliers, warehouses, and transportation routes across the country.
As distribution volumes increased, logistics planning relied heavily on optimization models developed by analysts. However, operational teams lacked digital tools that translated these models into accessible planning systems. The result was a gap between analytical insights and day-to-day operational decision making.
To fully leverage transportation optimization, BAMA needed a digital interface capable of visualizing complex routing models and enabling planners to explore scenarios and make informed decisions.

The initiative focused on translating complex logistics optimization models into an operational planning platform that could support decision-making across the transportation network.
Key priorities included:
The goal was not simply to display model outputs, but to create a system that bridged the gap between advanced analytics and practical logistics planning.

Within the development team, the work focused on the platform’s user interface architecture and the implementation of the frontend system layer.
Key contributions included:
This work helped ensure that the platform’s analytical capabilities could be effectively utilized by operational teams.
The resulting platform introduced a new operational layer for BAMA’s logistics organization, supporting improved planning visibility and more adaptive transportation management.
The initiative received the Insight Award 2023 from the Norwegian Computer Society for its impact on logistics innovation.
The project demonstrated how digital platforms can transform operational planning in complex supply chain environments.
This work was delivered by CureX Digital founder Jessica Warr during her tenure at NoA Ignite. The same systems thinking applies at every scale — from national logistics platforms to a single firm's website, brand, or operations.
Projects like this reflect the kind of structural work CureX Digital helps organizations navigate — clarifying complex systems and building digital foundations that support long-term growth.