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SMEs, especially those into end to end delivery services, do face challenges in fulfilling delivery requests at times due to high orders, multiple deliveries, traffic, empty fuel tank, tyres getting punctured, uncertainties in route, and so many other problems.

We often tend to overlook the most important things in the business. In this guide, we are going to talk about last-mile delivery. There are numerous well-established logistics companies in the industry. In such a case, if you need to outperform these competitors, you need to have a tool that can help you excel.

Last mile delivery services have been here over a long haul. They provide the ease and convenience of ensuring clients get what they need delivered to their doorsteps. However, with the COVID-19 crisis, many fixed last mile delivery companies have been forced to re-focus and re-strategize to enhance their service delivery options during this period and after.

We have all been in the lockdown for quite a long time now. We cannot thank coronavirus for putting us in the situation. The aviation industry has come to a standstill. The tourism industry does not know when things would normalise. More or less, every other industry has been swept by the hard-hitting waves of COVID-19.

The coronavirus pandemic has impacted the world like never before. All the businesses of various industry verticals are facing its impact as more and more places are being shut down as a precautionary measure to prevent the spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus Disease).

Since the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, we’ve been instructed to stay inside and to reduce human contact. One of the biggest challenges is making food.

Courier and parcel delivery has gained a lot of prominence these days with so many e-commerce stores businesses thriving around, when looking at the Fedex revenue that touched almost $70 billion in 2019.

Like most other modern businesses, the Logistics Industry is transforming continuously and evolving to meet the latest technology. The survey conducted on the logistics and transportation industry in the US has revealed that spending in this industry is around 8 percent of the US GDP.

The pharmaceutical industry is an unsung hero which rarely anyone talks about. Over the years, this industry has granted us with numerous life-saving drugs by conducting clinical trials and advanced research.

In the current scenario how much feasible it is to order food, send or receive parcel, order medicine with a tap, shop online, and lots more, considering the increasing impact of coronavirus endemic?