News / Tomorrow's world today, as automated 'rapid logistics' begin to optimise supply chains

03/08/2017

Software start-up Yojee is using artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain technology to optimise freight movements and develop a new type of “collaborative economy” logistics model.

Currently used primarily for last-mile e-commerce deliveries, Yojee connects retailers and logistics providers by combining an online freight platform with AI-powered ...

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