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Gati KWE ties up with IBM Commerce
In order to meet the rising demand from e-commerce players, the Hyderabad based Gati Kintetsu Express (Gati KWE) has signed with IBM Commerce for IT solutions to supply chain management.
Hyderabad: In order to meet the rising demand from e-commerce players, the Hyderabad based Gati Kintetsu Express (Gati KWE) has signed with IBM Commerce for IT solutions to supply chain management.
Gati has chosen IBM Commerce solution to help online retailers meet the rising consumer demand for efficient delivery of products, the company said in a statement.
According to market estimates, Indian eCommerce market is expected to grow 37 per cent to touch $ 20 billion this year.
“This growing eCommerce market poses a challenge to logistics companies, who must keep pace with consumer demand for instantly available products offered at a competitive price,” it added.
Gati KWE with a delivery network spread over air, road and rail, operates a fleet of 3,500 vehicles with over 3,000 business partners across India.
To manage an increasing volume of business with a multitude of retailers, Gati KWE tapped into IBM Commerce capabilities to better integrate and coordinate the complex and time-sensitive flow of products from warehouse to store to home, release added.
“By the year 2020 outsourced eCommerce fulfilment and associated value added services are poised to grow to a size of Rs 3,000 crore ($ 500 million),” Gati Executive VP Dhruv Agarwal said.
