SYNOPSIS

The steady growth and expansion of IoT in last mile delivery was put to the test in face of the current Covid-19 pandemic. As demand in goods exploded all over the world, last mile companies were under enormous pressure to optimise delivery routes and processes with near real time updates and monitoring. 

As the final stretch in the IoT data chain, companies that were not optimised in last mile delivery tracking devices and logistics found it difficult to keep up. In particular, a lack of clarity on customer needs and demands posed one of the biggest bottlenecks for both shippers and solution providers in their day-to-day operations. 

This series takes on a conversational approach with sharing sessions from the perspectives of (1) Applications of technology solutions in last mile fulfillment in a Covid-safe world and (2) The role of Fulfillment as a Service in changing landscapes, before opening up to a conversation surrounding IoT costs and value to your business. 

 

WATCH THE SESSION HERE

Technology Implementation in Last Mile Fulfilment: Getting Businesses to the Finishing Line

Speaker: Fanny See, COO & Co-founder, Detrack Systems Pte Ltd

As a solution provider for last-mile fulfillment, DeTrack is a revolutionary delivery tracking system that lets end-users track both vehicles and deliveries with a mobile app. Learn about how IoT adoption such as ElasticRoute, a revolutionary route planning and optimisation solution was utilised during the pandemic, the challenges faced and the future applications of DeTrack in the Southeast Asia landscape.



Technology Investment Costs VS Value to Your Business - Benefits & Pitfalls

Moderator: Jake Saunders, Vice President, Asia-Pacific & Advisory Services, ABI Research
Panellists:
Fanny See, COO & Co-founder, Detrack Systems Pte Ltd.
Aditya Halan, CTO, Floship
Edwin Lee, Group Head of Corporate Technology, ViewQwest

Coping with Aftershock: Last Mile Fulfilment in the New Normal and Beyond

Thursday, 19 Nov 2020

15:00 - 16:00 GMT +8

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