As global supply chains continue to digitize, Generative AI (GenAI) is redefining how companies manage aftermarket logistics, field service operations, and fulfillment. Far from a theoretical innovation, GenAI is already delivering tangible value by improving technician productivity, spare parts management, and customer experience.
In response to escalating geopolitical tensions and shifting trade policies, retail supply chains are undergoing a significant transformation. Tariff changes, particularly between the U.S. and China, have accelerated the reconfiguration of sourcing and distribution models. Retailers are now prioritizing resilience and regional diversification to mitigate risk.
The global market for smart wallets is rapidly expanding, driven by increasing consumer demand for secure digital payments and advanced fintech solutions. This growth presents new challenges and opportunities for logistics and supply chain management, as these high-value electronic products require specialized fulfillment, secure warehousing, and optimized last-mile delivery.
With businesses facing frontloading cargo challenges due to supply chain disruptions and tariff concerns, optimized warehouse space and scalable fulfillment solutions are crucial. Kiki Latam, a leader in logistics innovation, is redefining how businesses manage inventory and fulfillment operations across Latin America.
Businesses across Latin America (LATAM) are embracing AI-powered logistics to streamline warehouse management, real-time tracking, and cash-on-delivery (COD) automation. Kiki Latam, a leader in borderless logistics and third-party fulfillment (3PL) services, is leveraging AI-driven solutions to redefine logistics across the region
