Supply chain operations are distributed across several stages, and the production phase is crucial. But how do you handle the complex set of activities involved across the chain of actions—from raw material arrival at the plant to the finished goods leaving the factory premises? The simple answer is automation.

Transporting hazardous materials (HAZMAT) is a high-risk operation that requires strict compliance with government regulations. Safety is the top priority, as mishandling can result in environmental hazards, health risks, and legal penalties. In India, transporters must adhere to guidelines from regulatory bodies such as the Ministry of Road Transport and

Logistics control towers function as the nervous system of supply chain operations. These centralized hubs provide end-to-end visibility, enabling businesses to monitor, manage, and optimize their supply chains. However, despite technological advancements, unforeseen incidents like delayed shipments, equipment breakdowns, or other disruptions can quickly escalate into emergencies, affecting entire operations.

In a vast country like India, seamless logistics services are essential to ensure the timely flow of goods across its length and breadth, to meet the forever rising customer demand. However, there are several risks involved, and uniform compliance measures have yet to be set. For instance – a study involving

The transportation and logistics sector is a major contributor to the global carbon footprint. Simultaneously, the global economy would come to an absolute halt without these services. Companies are increasingly looking for ways to reduce, reuse, and recycle to make their operations sustainable. Implementing technological advancements plays a big role

Logistics transportation costs are spread across several stages – moving raw materials to the manufacturing facility, shipping the stock to the distributor/dealer, and making the final product available to the end consumer. Being distributed over multiple stages, they become one of the major determining factors in product pricing. Businesses suffer

Technology has taken the lead in modernizing every aspect of our existence and the same is true for the channels through which people avail the goods they need to improve their quality of life. Technology advancements assist with innovating one such channel - logistics.    A hundred different things go into

Cargo handling is a complex task in itself and the scope of risk gets wider while dealing with specialized cargo logistics. The slightest negligence leads to goods damage, causing severe financial losses. In such demanding situations, relying solely on human intelligence isn’t the wisest choice. Automation not only improves

The logistics industry is the backbone of any economy, ensuring goods reach customers on time and in the best condition. However, challenges like delays, damaged goods, and poor space utilization continue to plague the logistics industry in India. One simple yet highly effective solution to streamline load management is palletization.