Route Optimization

One of the largest greenhouses in North America achieves dramatic cost savings with optimization and rate management.

AI-backed route planning has a negligible dependence on human intelligence, it ensures reduced operational costs and enhanced customer experience even on an occasion as big as Single’s Day.

This white paper provides an in-depth look at how route optimization software can provide the most direct and most efficient route to all your stops and destinations, and how it allows you to save money, time, and energy every time you travel from one location to another.

Think your company doesn’t need a modern TMS because freight rates are going down and a buyer’s market is in full swing? Think again.

This research examines carbon emissions and fuel efficiency characteristics of last-mile delivery vehicles for Coppel, a large Mexican retailer.

Since implementation of its new TMS, Gerber has gained improvements in cost-per-mile, cost-per-piece, as well as a drop in the freight as a percentage of sales.

With routing requirements of companies becoming more complex, it is of prime importance that companies choose the Route Optimization software according to save fuel costs, reduce overtime costs, and minimizing human dependency.

Omnichannel retailing has become the new norm in the retail sector as companies reinvent their supply chains to offer customers multiple buying channels.

With many third-party logistics companies, 3PLs, not able to make the best use of their own fleets, the bond between vehicles and shipping companies is on shaky ground when it comes to omnichannel and ecommerce deliveries.

Customer experience has taken center stage for the companies and the other component of last-mile deliveries, unfortunately, the delivery executives have been more or less ignored by the industry, until now.

This whitepaper examines how a transportation management system (TMS) can help companies – from small-to-midsized businesses to large enterprises – reduce risk, improve operational efficiency and drive meaningful change within their organization.

Few advances in commercial transportation over the past two decades have been as powerful to the supply chain as Transportation Management Systems (TMS).

This capstone project studies route deviations in the last-mile deliveries of a large soft drink company.

Urbanization and customer demands are making last-mile delivery optimization increasingly complex and important for retail companies.

Locus, a Bangalore, Karnataka-based AI-backed supply chain optimization company, secured $22M in Series B funding.