- Published on November 16, 2019
- In AI Features
Deep Dive: How Ezyhaul Is Using ML To Be A Leading Freight & Logistics Company In Asia
- By Harshajit Sarmah
Logistics is one of the most sought after industries in India. Report suggests that this industry in India is prophesied to be worth $215 billion by 2020-21 at 10% CAGR. Also, with time, the number of companies that have emerged in this sector has increased.
One such company that is making a massive impact in this sector is Ezyhaul, a Singapore-based machine learning-driven logistics company. To know more about the Ezyhaul and how it is making the best out of technology like ML to stay on top of their game, we go in touch with Mudasar Mohamed, Co-Founder and COO at Ezyhaul.
The Journey
Started out in 2016 by Mudasar Mohamed, Raymond Gillon, and Nicky Lum, Ezyhaul is an on-demand freight exchange platform that serves in India, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand. The platform connects
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Harshajit Sarmah
Harshajit is a writer / blogger / vlogger. A passionate music lover whose talents range from dance to video making to cooking. Football runs in his blood. Like literally!
He is also a self-proclaimed technician and likes repairing and fixing stuff. When he is not writing or making videos, you can find him reading books/blogs or watching videos that motivate him or teaches him new things.
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