The biggest challenge that faces this sector is that they should quickly imbibe latest technologies and uncork new services to cater to corporates seeking to outsource their logistics needs. In fact, the trend in the industry is towards the third party logistics (3PL) concept as multinational companies in industries such as automotive, IT, and consumer goods have outsourced supply chain activities to third parties. While such business opportunities have been welcomed, they also change the risk profile of these Service Providers.
In addition to traditional risks – failing to deliver products on time and losing shipments – they must worry about mistakes made in a range of new service areas. The future of the Indian Logistics Industry lies not just in value propositions for the customer, but also in the quality of risk mitigation measures undertaken.
The transport and logistics industry is faced with unique insurance challenges, due to demanding ‘just-in-time’ schedules, high equipment replacement costs, and environmental and safety risks posed to vehicles, goods and people in transit. It can be tough striking the right balance of insurance protection on your own, particularly in an industry where every business and profession is different. Managing trade and logistics risk requires years of experience and a strong commitment to analytics. We rise to this challenge.We understand that our clients need swift conclusions to issues as they arise and our customer support is focused to deliver a very high level of service in a friendly and efficient, personalised manner.
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