LocoNav and Locus join forces for DT in Logistics Sector

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LocoNav, a global fastest-growing AI-driven full-stack fleet tech company, announced recently a strategic partnership with Locus. The firm also announced that via this partnership, LocoNav and Locus will empower the digital transformation in the logistics industry by automating supply chain operations. 

According to industry sources, Locus utilizes machine learning, deep tech, and proprietary algorithms to resolve complex last-mile problems. Inefficiencies like delays caused by congestion, suboptimal routes, accidents or cargo thefts, and excessive fuel consumption – caused by speeding, idling, or harsh acceleration, can negatively impact a delivery business. 

Loconav’s fleet management solutions (FMS) claim that it comprises of the offerings such as track & trace, fuel monitoring, onboard diagnostics with real-time alerts, rich analytics, customized reports, and more that will aid in locus optimize multiple vehicle operations. End-to-end visibility gives Locus’s clients the opportunity to enhance operational efficiency, reduce costs and streamline the customer experience.

Co-Founders – Shridhar Gupta and Vidit Jain, stated, “Collaboration is the first step to growth and we couldn’t have asked for a better partner than Locus to solve for complex supply chain challenges. This partnership will help us unlock great value for the entire ecosystem, supporting us in our mission to democratize fleet tech.”

Pranjal Swarup, Director of Partnerships, Locus, stated, “We are extremely excited about our collaboration with LocoNav and are looking forward to adding more value for enterprise customers with our last-mile optimization platform. This collaboration will help us empower our enterprise clients with a world-class fleet visibility tool.”

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