- Published on December 27, 2022
- In AI Features
Locus Delivers Till Last Mile, Solves Logistics Challenges for Nestle, Tata, Unilever
Dispatchers rely on Locus' AI to compute billions of combinations to quickly seek out the ideal sequence by which every order can be fulfilled with the least resources spent.
- By Pritam Bordoloi
Last-mile delivery is one of the most challenging supply chain problems since it accounts for more than 50% of all shipping cost. Mostly, it's a host of external factors such as rising fuel costs, imprecise addresses, increasing urban congestion, and the high costs of returns and re-deliveries that add to this challenge.
“To keep up with the surge in e-commerce orders and rising pressure to deliver at scale, enterprises worldwide, and in India, are struggling to manage their last-mile logistics operations efficiently,” Nishith Rastogi, Founder and CEO of Locus, told Analytics India Magazine.
Locus, which Rastogi co-founded in 2015, is leveraging modern day technologies to solve the problem of last-mile delivery in India.
“Locus was founded to empower enterprises
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Pritam Bordoloi
I have a keen interest in creative writing and artificial intelligence. As a journalist, I deep dive into the world of technology and analyse how it’s restructuring business models and reshaping society.
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