On 3 September @10am SST, Spire Deputy CEO, Japnit Singh, joins a high-profile panel at the AmCham Singapore’s webinar to discuss the threats of and solutions for the growing Counterfeits trade in ASEAN.
Last mile logistics is a perennial problem in supply chain management, typically accounting for half of the costs in e-commerce logistics. E-commerce companies need to find solutions to last mile connectivity to improve efficiency and lower costs.
Spire India Country Director, Saurabh Sharma, and Assistant Manager, Vinita Nath, along with Piyush Aggarwal, Engineering Manager of Snapdeal, discussed the recent trends and opportunities in India’s E-Commerce Logistics Industry in Spire’s webinar.
Indonesia’s over-the-top (OTT) market is growing at 27% a year and is projected to hit US$1.5 billion by 2026.
The logistics sector in India is expected to grow approximately 16% annually. Estimated at USD1.35 billion in 2018, e-commerce logistics is fuelled by the rapid advancement of India’s digital economy and has become an aggressive driver of logistics industry growth.
The latest in Spire’s webinar series, Uncaged: India’s E-Commerce Logistics Industry, focuses on contributing factors of growth and pockets of opportunities. The webinar will be held on Thursday 27 August @3.00pm SST.
The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated trends that favour the widespread adoption of e-commerce, such as increased preference for online channels and greater internet penetration. The pandemic is boosting India’s e-commerce market, which was growing at an average rate of 28% in the past decade, to hit USD100 million by 2022.
The Covid lockdown in the Gulf has boosted digital banking activities in the region, where the Fintech market is expected to reach USD 2.5 billion by 2022.
Spire spoke at the recent Singapore Business Federation webinar on the theme of managing business in Indonesia, discussing the role of technology.
