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P-ISSN 1834-6707
E-ISSN 1834-6715
Articles
Vol. 14, Issue 2, 2020September 30, 2020 AEST

How Can Customs Better Leverage Emerging AI Technologies for More Sustainable and Smarter Operations?

Ismael Kafando,
Artificial intelligencemachine learningtechnologyAI technologySustainabilityCustoms Administration
Copyright Logoccby-4.0 • https://doi.org/10.55596/001c.116424

Articles in Vol. 14, Issue 2, 2020

Vol. 14, Issue 2, 2020
  • Editorial
    David Widdowson
  • If Algorithms Dream of Customs, Do Customs Officials Dream of Algorithms? A Manifesto for Data Mobilisation in Customs
    Kunio MikuriyaThomas Cantens
  • Why the Future Revised Kyoto Convention Should Contain Comprehensive Rules of Customs Debt
    Hans-Michael WolffgangAchim RogmannKerstin Harden
  • Implementing an Innovation Strategy in WCO; Responding to Disruptive Events
    Ricardo Trevino Chapa
  • Re-examining Border Clearance in the Age of E-Commerce
    Bryce C. Blegen
  • Managing Customs Risk and Compliance: An Integrated Approach
    David Widdowson
  • The WCO's Impact to Date and Lessons Learned: The Road From Columbus to Competency
    David Hesketh (dec)
  • The World Customs Organization as a Knowledge-Based Organisation
    Jenia Peteva
  • Machine Learning for Detection of Trade in Strategic Goods: An Approach to Support Future Customs Enforcement and Outreach
    Christopher Nelson
  • The Changing Role of Customs: Customs Aligning With Supply Chain and Information Management
    Frank HeijmannYao-Hua TanBoriana RukanovaAlbert Veenstra
  • How Can Customs Better Leverage Emerging AI Technologies for More Sustainable and Smarter Operations?
    Ismael Kafando
  • World Customs Organization and Global Trade: Imprints and Future Paradigms
    MM ParthibanT Samaya MuraliG Kanaga Subramanian
  • Effectiveness and Efficiency of Artificial Intelligence in Boosting Customs Performance: A Case Study of RECTS at Uganda Customs Administration
    Kugonza JuliusMugalula Christabel
  • How to Connect the PICARD Program to Regional Capacity Building Activities From the Perspective of the WCO Asia Pacific Region
    Tong Hua
  • Customs Capacity Building Through Partnership in Customs Academic Research and Development (PICARD): Achievements and Future Directions
    Mikhail KashubskyJuha Hintsa
World Customs Journal
Kafando, I. (2020). How Can Customs Better Leverage Emerging AI Technologies for More Sustainable and Smarter Operations? World Customs Journal, 14(2), 143–156. https://doi.org/10.55596/001c.116424
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