In this course, you will learn the basic concepts of data driven logistics, become familiar with new trends, and understand what is required to transition to data-driven logistics. Data-driven logistics describes any company that uses data to decide how to manage, plan, and create value in their logistics operations. Data-driven logistics companies have some common core elements: data competency, digital maturity, and data structure. The role of (big) data in data-driven Logistics is discussed by 5 elements; volume, velocity, variety, veracity, and value. Next, the three key elements data collection, data analysis, and data-driven decision-making are explained, and how they are utilized in practice. This chapter also shows the current trends in data-driven logistics: sensing, analysis, decision-making collaboration, infrastructure, and sustainability. In the future, the concept of Physical Internet will be explained as the organizing principle of future data-driven logistics systems. Finally, this module will end with an elaboration on how to become a data-driven logistics company.