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/PRNewswire/ -- Bringg, the leading delivery and fulfillment cloud platform provider, announced today that it has been included in "The Forrester Tech Tide™:...
Share: The last-mile innovation continues, and retailers are jumping on the bandwagon in a big way. According to a new report from last-mile logistics provider Bringg, 64% of respondents said they are planning new premium services and service plans to increase business. "This past year has forced retailers and service providers to assess their supply chain agility and resilience," said Guy Bloch, CEO at Bringg. "While they want to take advantage of growing opportunities in the world of e-commerce, they are challenged by legacy systems, limited visibility and high operational costs." Automatio...
Published on Bringg, the leading delivery and fulfilment cloud platform provider, released findings today from a recent survey in its report, State of Last Mile Logistics. The report examines how logistics providers are focusing their last mile operations today, and highlights gaps in how key goals and priorities are being met through last mile technology. As part of this report, Bringg surveyed 200 logistics leaders who work for companies with 200 – 50,000 employees across eight countries in North America and Western Europe. The results showed that the growth of eCommerce, customer exp...
Over 50% of Logistics Providers Will Focus on Automation to Meet Growing Delivery Volumes, According to Bringg's State of Last Mile Logistics Report USA - English Share this article Share this article 41% of logistics providers report their biggest challenge to scaling last mile operations is outdated business processes and manual operations, while another 36% point to legacy technology CHICAGO, May 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Bringg, the leading delivery and fulfillment cloud platform provider, released findings today from a recent survey in its report, State of Last Mile Logistics. The repor...
Getty Images More than 60% of logistics service providers saw increased demand for last-mile delivery, but a lack of visibility, automation and innovative tech is holding them back. And, 41% say their biggest challenge to scaling last-mile operations is outdated business processes and manual operations, followed by legacy technology (36%), according to a report released by Bringg. “This past year has forced retailers and service providers to assess their supply chain agility and resilience,” says Guy Bloch, CEO at Bringg. “While they want to take advantage of growing opportunitie...