Ground Transportation

Traditionally you rely on manual static route planning, incapable of adapting to real-time traffic or weather changes. Lack of real-time visibility regarding shipments poses a logistic challenge. High operational costs, with traffic congestion alone costing the industry billions annually.

The logistics labor market remains constrained. It needs to match customer demands. External factors like inflation and supply chain disruptions amplify industry challenges.

Your traditional logistics system can struggle to provide real-time cargo visibility, leading to delays, inefficiencies, and uncertainties. Outdated fleet operations methods result in suboptimal routes, fuel losses, and maintenance issues. Ensuring your cargo and driver safety proves to be a complex task, exacerbated by the risks such as thefts, accidents, and unauthorized access.

Users juggle multiple apps and payment systems for various modes of transportation. Lack of seamless integration between public transport, ride-sharing, and other services leads to suboptimal routes and over-reliance on personal vehicles, contributing to congestion and emissions.

You need intermediaries such as banks, customs, and transport companies for transaction verification and trust-building. Fragmented systems and lack of transparency complicate goods tracking throughout the supply chain. Manual processes for transport documents and invoices result in delays, errors, and inefficiencies, while fraud and counterfeit goods remain prevalent issues.

Skyrocketing prices have increased logistics companies' overall costs, reducing financial efficiency. Clients demand full transparency in delivery and personalized user experiences. Rapid expansion in the logistics sector has led to driver shortages, while transport costs constitute a significant portion of overall expenses.

Inaccurate demand forecasting leads to supply chain inefficiencies and unpredictability. You will struggle gaining a comprehensive view of the entire supply chain without a digital twin.

You get increased operational costs and difficulties in tracking shipments if you manage inventory inadequately. If your Warehouse Management System is not optimised to your processes, it may lead to catastrophic bottlenecks and price spikes, underscoring the fragility of overstressed supply chains.