Expired e way bills due to delayed shipments and unexpected movements of vehicles often incur heavy financial penalties and substandard quality of service.

Logistics and Transportation make up a large portion of the operating cost for any business or enterprise across industries. The process is riddled with challenges that depend on various internal and external factors. In India, where enterprise logistics, largely, still operates in a traditional and primitive manner, getting the desired

Driver training should include a period at the time of their onboarding, followed by regular training and development programs during their time at your organisation.

To stay afloat -and succeed- in the competitive world of fleet management today, it is essential for you to stay on top of analytics, innovate in the business and make good business decisions. And to us, good decisions start with an investment in fleet management software! With the help of

Enterprise logistics providers offer a multi-layered solution that includes warehousing, transportation, storage, and end-delivery of goods with maximum efficiency. These sub-operations require management for two kinds of supply-chain operations, Inbound Logistics and Outbound Logistics. How Outbound Logistics is shaping modern businesses When it comes to running a successful logistics operation,

Training your employees is quite honestly, a no-brainer! You unlock multiple benefits when you invest in your personnel. The most obvious advantage is increased level of productivity and performance. Training provides your employees with the tools and expertise they need to execute their roles properly. It helps them understand their

Indian Truck drivers live a difficult life, lack of facilities and unorganised structure of our work does not help either. In this blog, we shed a light on the challenges faced by truck drivers.

A Bump In The Road Whether you are a small cargo business or a large fleet management company, optimizing ‘last-mile delivery’ operations is critical to ensuring profitability in the long run. Last-mile refers to the transport of an item from the local distribution center to the final point of delivery.

The advent of technology has helped the logistics industry develop products – both hardware and software, which can be incorporated directly into the trucks. This can prove to be of great advantage in the daily tasks of fleets and trucking operations. However, if the industry’s general attitude towards the well-being