The Last Mile Sprint: State of Mobility in Transportation & Logistics

The Last Mile Sprint: State of Mobility in Transportation and Logistics Report

When consumers order products online, they want them delivered as fast and inexpensively as possible.

For the transportation and logistics (T&L) industry, the biggest challenge in meeting these expectations isn’t getting the goods out of the warehouse and onto delivery trucks – it’s the final stretch leading up to the consumer’s front door.

Last-mile delivery strategies have never been more important and can make the difference in keeping a customer or having them take their business elsewhere.

See what T&L executives in six key markets – U.S., Canada, UK, Germany, Sweden, and Australia – worry about and the steps they’re taking today to adopt mobile technology and transform their business:

• The problem with the elusive last mile
• Key findings summarized
• The majority are aware of the problem
• Outdated technology is losing customers
• The solution is undoubtedly seen as a ‘mobile-first’ strategy
• Usage of new tech is low
• Handhelds are being replaced by wearables
• Those aware of the solution firmly believe in a mobile-first strategy for reducing costs
• Increased productivity and visibility
• Senior management see the operational benefits
• A mobile-first strategy is critical in times of crisis
• Conclusion
• The SOTI solution

Download your copy of The Last Mile Sprint: State of Mobility in Transportation and Logistics report, you’ll learn the delivery challenges the T&L industry is facing and how mobile technology helps solve them.