Focus and resources to shift to pilot programs
Riding on considerable growth in both vehicle and warehouse registrations in the recent months, platform technology company Yojee Limited says it has surpassed its vehicle registration target.
Yojee, which aims to fill undused parcel delivery and warehouse space, says it now has more than 20,000 registered vehicles, out of which more than 6,000 are in Australia, and over 330 registered warehouses across seven countries.
“The response has been overwhelming positive, surpassing all expectations, and we are proud to be part of this new collaborative wave sweeping across the region,” Yojee MD ED Clarke says.
“We are committed to continue to invest in this network of the future to bring the full range of benefits to the region.”
“The company is putting senders and carriers firmly in control.
“This innovative platform will be capable of managing millions of vehicles with artificial intelligence and machine learning through its scalable infrastructure.”
Having reached its registrations target, the company will shift its focus to implementation of pilot programs, and investment in sales and marketing.
“Both the market and technology has evolved rapidly and conventional logistics and supply chain networks and processes are becoming obsolete.
“Yojee is leading this transition with its market-changing model.
“We look forward to commencing pilot programs, then offering the benefits of the Yojee platform to the broader market in Q4 of this calendar year.”
Earlier this month, Yojee gave beta access to a new mobile app, Yojee Driver, to select companies.
The app includes features such as real-time vehicle tracking, driver status, real-time chat messaging, estimated delivery time, job history, cost details, and vehicle selection.
Feedback from existing users will help drive further improvements to the app before it is made available to all customers.
Yojee offers logistics and supply chain management services via its blockchain-enabled software to Australian and South East Asian clients.