Serving as catalysts for real-time insight, predictive intelligence, and autonomous decision-making, digital twin (DT) systems are driving transformation in industrial domains. In global logistics supply chains, the coupling of DTs with AI/ML, edge computing, and 5G/6G connectivity offers powerful capabilities for market volatility warning and risk detection. However, these advantages also introduce profound cybersecurity, privacy, and trust challenges. Existing standards such as ISO/ IEC 27000, 3GPP TS 33.501, and ITU-T Y. 3172 partly address generic security and AI frameworks, but lack specificity toward dynamic, AI-driven DT ecosystems. This paper presents a next-generation AI-driven digital twin framework tailored for logistics supply chains, emphasizing security, interoperability, and standard alignment. We map cross-layer threats to curated countermeasures, and evaluate their alignment with international standards. We analyze standardization gaps and propose extensions and new research directions for DT-aware AI governance, cross-domain interoperability, and real-time assurance. A case study on logistics volatility detection demonstrates how this framework supports resilient, trustworthy operations. Finally, we delineate a roadmap for standardization-driven secure DT ecosystems, aiming to guide practitioners, standard bodies, and researchers.
Global supply chains are passing through a period of unusual volatility, in which lean, efficiency-first models have repeatedly failed to absorb systemic shocks such as pandemics and geopolitical disruption. This paper reviews how artificial intelligence (AI) and three of its closest enabling technologies, namely the I...
Kee-Wai Koo, Man-Yi Lee, Saw Tsu Koon et al.· International journal of res...· 0 citations
The study explores how integrating AI, the Internet of Things (IoT), and big data analytics can enable the integration of DTs to support real-time operations management, informed decision-making, and the mitigation of vulnerabilities in logistics management.
Hiba Marva Kallidumbil Nachithadathil, Halaa Dhahi Al Waleed Al Maymani, D. Roy· Digital Technologies Researc...· 0 citations
This research presents a practical blueprint for transforming traditional supply chains into an AI-native synchronized ecosystem and demonstrates how AI can improve visibility, resilience, planning agility, and enterprise-wide decision-making.
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Future work must prioritize real-time fusion of connected-vehicle and smart-infrastructure data streams, construction of scalable multi-resolution Digital Twin environments that span both supply chains and urban mobility networks, development of trustworthy AI models for predictive and prescriptive control, and computa...
S. A., Shinde S. M., H. M.· International Journal of Cre...· 0 citations
A convergent supply-chain architecture is proposed by integrating Digital Twins with Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain, Internet of Things (IoT), quantum computing, and FKF spectral analysis to address the growing complexity, uncertainty, and disruption risks in modern logistics. Digital Twins enable real-time v...
S. A., Shinde S. M., H. M.· International Journal of Cre...· 0 citations
The current and emerging applications of AI in global supply chain logistics, including demand forecasting, warehouse automation, route optimization, predictive maintenance, and risk management are examined, before considering the trajectory of AI-driven logistics over the next decade.
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