The Future of Supply Chain Automation

  In the last one year, businesses across the globe have understood the importance of Supply Chain Resilience the hard way. The Covid 19 pandemic has clearly exposed the huge gaps in real time data, system and processing in the supply chain management. Today, it has become extremely important for businesses to analyse the current pain points and plan accordingly for any future disruptions. How can a Resilient Supply Chain Help? A resilient supply chain can help your business respond and recover fast to any unexpected disturbances while supporting you in either returning to your normal situation or moving to a more desirable one. The pandemic has exposed businesses to volatile times. There have been two extremes. While some companies have and are still struggling hard to meet sky rocketing customer needs in industries like grocery, home products and recreational supplies where the e -commerce boom has been unimaginable with demands rising over 200 percent . On the other hand the bus...

  The COVID-19 outbreak started on December 31, 2019, when China confronted a massive number of cases of pneumonia of an unknown cause in Wuhan City and informed the World Health Organisation about it. Subsequently, the infection spread to more countries ultimately affecting the rest of the world. The WHO then declared it a pandemic. When the coronavirus pandemic started hitting countries early in 2020, experts wondered if there would be waves of cases, a pattern seen in other pandemics. Like several parts of the world, India has been experiencing a high surge in the number of coronavirus infections since early 2021 resulting in a “second wave” of the pandemic. The second wave started in India from March 2021, and in the month of April, the highest number of cases were recorded in India. The second wave of COVID-19 pandemic in India left millions scrambling for oxygen tanks and hospital beds. As India faced an unprecedented and rapid second wave of the COVID-19 outbreak with more t...

  In need of error free and expedited freight forwarding services? In today’s highly competitive era of supply chain management, we are all aware that speed and safe delivery is the key to success. There are certain things that are not under our control, even if we plan meticulously right? With a reliable logistics provider you can successfully build that safe cushion for your business to provide your business the power to withstand the unforeseen effectively. Be it bad weather, production lags or equipment failure, a dependable and adept logistics provider is what you need to ease the pain and ensure safe and timely delivery of your products. Your search for a high tech freight forwarder ends with AWL, one of India’s leading logistics companies. While there are a couple of players in the market, AWL with its wide array of dedicated networks and excellent infrastructure, is the one stop solution when it comes to high speed and reliable  freight forwarding services  for im...

  Ever since WHO (World Health Organization) declared COVID-19 as a deadly pandemic, the world we live in was no longer the same for any of us. From the way we live to the way business operates, every aspect of human life was forced to change overnight. It is safe to say that COVID-19 drastically impacted each dimension of our lives. More than anything, COVID-19 had a direct impact on global healthcare and pushed the healthcare systems under immense catastrophic pressure, and strained them to work way beyond their capabilities. Back in 2020, the only hope for the survival of mankind while fighting off an unknown force was the COVID-19 vaccination. But the only good news during these devastating times is that we have made it to the stage of recovery. With different life-saving drugs like Remdesivr, Dexamethasone, Anticoagulation drugs, and Tocilumbaz, as well as Covishield, Covaccine, & Pfizer having gained approval from the government, India became one step closer to put an end...

  The COVID-19 pandemic may be losing its grip on the world, but the battle isn’t going to be completely won until vaccines reach the last person in any corner of the world. In order for this to happen, one will have to ensure that the vaccines are transported safely and effectively to ensure that it is in perfect condition to be administered. The authorisation and distribution of the several Covid-19 vaccines have been a bright point in a year that has seen the globe plunged into unprecedented peril. In any event, the existing vaccinations each have clear models that must be satisfied in order for them to be successful, which has meant that the supply chain has got to think of clever ways to assure effective conveyance. Given the number of transportation focuses from manufacturing to vaccination destinations, it is anything but straightforward. Vaccines are frequently transported by road and air, with stops and stockpiling at wholesalers until arriving at the terminal location, wh...