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4 Pertanyaan Yang Perlu Dijawab Tentang Supply Chain Apabila Kamu Tinggal Di Wilayah Asia Tenggara
Dec 11, 2018
Benua Asia adalah sebuah daerah yang memiliki jumlah penduduk yang terdapat lebih dari 600 juta orang dengan kekuatan ekonomi Produk Domestik Bruto sebesar 2,4 Triliun USD di dunia. Dalam sebuah riset yang dilakukan oleh Frost & Sullvan, pada tingkat pertumbuhan tahunan gabungan yang dimiliki oleh Indonesia diperkirakan tumbuh sebesar 15,4% hingga tahun 2020. Hal tersebut […]
E-Commerce
The future of hyperlocal delivery
Oct 25, 2018
Hyperlocal delivery model has emerged as a trend in recent years. Inspired by large rounds of investment in Uber Eats in the U.S. and Big Basket in India, aspiring entrepreneurs entered this niche hoping to find success. However, it turned out that it was not as simple as it seemed. First, the concept of hyperlocal delivery […]
Supply Chain Optimization
How Artificial Intelligence Can Help In Supply Chain Decision Making
Jul 20, 2018
Artificial Intelligence is the latest buzzword that is making rounds in the logistics sector. AI promises to increase efficiency, cut costs and minimize human dependency at every mile of the supply chain. It also claims to foresee your future orders, predict your consumer behaviour and track every resource available to your company. But how does […]
Route Optimization
Geocoding: Necessary information is sufficient information
Jan 19, 2017
Introduction The fundamental purpose of any language is to convey information, whether it is natural languages or programming languages. However, natural languages have evolved over thousands of years to tolerate a very high degree of ambiguity. For example, if you love the food in a restaurant, you can tell your friends later that “the food […]
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