Benjamin Mosses Sakita

Benjamin Mosses Sakita serves as a Lecturer at Molde University College's Faculty of Logistics, specializing in supply chain management and digital transformation within maritime industries. His doctoral research examines digital adoption by ports, shipping lines, and freight forwarders to enhance efficiency, security, and sustainability.

His academic background includes:

• Doctoral Research Fellow at Molde University College (2020–present)
• MSc in Logistics from Molde University College (2013–2015)
• Bachelor of Commerce from University of Dar es Salaam (2007–2011)

Dr. Sakita's research centers on Supply Chain Management and Digital Transformation, with particular focus on maritime logistics in emerging economies. His work applies theoretical frameworks like principal-agent theory to analyze digital adoption barriers and enablers, emphasizing sustainable solutions through technologies like blockchain.

His publication trajectory reveals evolving expertise from tourism supply chain opportunism (2016) to contemporary maritime digitalization challenges. Recent works demonstrate increasing specialization in port digital transformation, with significant contributions to understanding institutional dynamics in emerging economies and blockchain applications in green logistics.

As an active educator, he taught Master's courses including Cost Management in Supply Chain Management (2021–2023) and foundational Bachelor's courses in Business Statistics and Information Systems (2015–2020).

Dr. Sakita contributes to the university's Supply Chain Management research group, advancing collaborative work in logistics innovation and digital supply chain solutions.