Logistics is one of India’s fastest-growing emission sources because we still move most freight by diesel trucks on congested highways. If we want lower costs and a lower carbon footprint, it isn’t a one-way answer—it’s a stack: modal shift, cleaner vehicles and fuels, smarter networks, digitization,

India’s logistics sector has long been slow, fragmented, and weighed down by inefficiencies. High logistics costs - 14% of GDP versus the global benchmark of 8 - 10%. Endless paperwork, and unreliable infrastructure have turned supply chains into stress chains. But over the last decade, a radical shift has

Businesses, big or small, have to transform to adapt to modern needs and remain profitable. The adaptation might require the production facility’s relocation to explore better business prospects. However, this is a major business move – requiring strategic planning, expertise, and adequate experience. The process is marked with significant challenges,

Global trade expansion relies on the sustainable growth of environment-friendly logistics, and India, being one of the largest global economies, has a significant role to play. Considering India’s strategic location on major shipping routes and an extensive coastline stretching over 7500 km and 14000 km of navigable inland waterways,

The global economy depends on an efficient logistics ecosystem, leading to innovative solutions that eliminate disruptions along the way. Data and automation play a critical role in streamlining the entire supply chain, which includes manufacturers, shippers, carriers, and others. Freight movement is an integral part of the process, with India’

Receiving damaged or mismatched deliveries is a fairly common occurrence in the world of logistics. However, the companies that are dependent on the quality as well as the quantity of such incoming shipments incur heavy losses due to inadequate accountability of the lost or damaged cargo. Here’s where OS&

In the modern connected economy, cross-border cargo movement is vital to global trade. With businesses expanding beyond their geographical borders, the need for reliable transportation has increased. However, broader shipping operations bring numerous challenges – being custom-compliant, cargo planning and handling, and cross-border route optimization, are a few to name. Common

Every stage of the wide logistics process consists of challenges, and the outbound process is no different. Logistics providers are constantly looking for ways to optimize functionalities that enable the seamless flow of products from one point to another, chasing the ultimate goal of ensuring customer satisfaction. After all, a

The chain of supply chain functions, globally, starts with Inbound logistics. It is the foundational pillar in the production cycle and optimization efforts are ongoing. Varied obstacles arise in the process of receiving, moving, and storing raw materials and components that are essential for the production of goods or rendering