TransportHub to foray into West Asia, Africa

In talks with Dubai, South Africa firms

August 26, 2018 09:54 pm | Updated 10:19 pm IST - MUMBAI

TransportHub (TH), an online platform that provides technology ecosystem and a whole gamut of IoT and analytics solutions to transport and logistics businesses, has chalked out plans to foray into West Asia and Africa.

“We have initiated talks with entities in Dubai and South Africa to expand our footprint in the Middle East and Africa,” said Rohit Chaturvedi, CEO and director, TransportHub.

“We will either enter into joint ventures or establish offices in these locations,” Mr. Chaturvedi said.

To serve its customers better, the company had decided to introduce machine learning-based optimisation software that will again be integrated with its platform.

“The algorithm is being tested and the progress is slightly slow due to data privacy issues of clients,” Mr. Chaturvedi said.

He said the solutions are being used by a few of the largest corporates and a number of MSMEs in India and soon would be introduced across India through the company’s distribution network, which it is expanding at a fast pace.

Flexibility to customers

“Ours is the only platform which gives flexibility to customers to pick and choose the services on SaaS model,” he said.

“Thus, the customers need not spend big money to develop IT infrastructure and to maintain and upgrade the same,” he added.

The platform helps large scale players as well as MSMEs due to its modular design and variable fee structure.

He said earlier the customers had to find different vendors to cater to their different needs such as vehicle operations and management, cold chain operations, fuel sensing solutions and door opening alarms

“Managing multiple vendors and paying for services separately had been both costly and cumbersome,” he said.

“We have made it easy by bringing all services on one platform and still charge based on the services used and not for the others. Customers can stop any service without any long term commitment,” Mr. Chaturvedi said.

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