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© Provided by The Manila TimesLOCAD is Southeast Asia’s first cloud logistics network that combines an integrated technology platform with a network of warehouses and logistics partners. An innovative solution to the emerging supply chain needs and demands of e-commerce and omni-channel distribution, Locad provides on-demand warehousing and multi-channel fulfillment. Offering fast, flexible and affordable services to simplify logistics and operations, Locad empowers entrepreneurs and brands to grow their online business, one package at a time.
Locad received its first round of investment from venture capital funds Antler (SG), Febe Ventures (SG/VN), and Hustle Fund (US), as well as several angel investors. Among the angel investors backing the company are several leading tech entrepreneurs, including Tim Marbach (Asia Ventures Group, Co-Founder iMoney, iPrice, HappyFresh), Christian Weiss (Co-Founder Project A Ventures), the co-founders of German Fintech Tillhub (Cloud POS), and former execs from Zalora and Rocket Internet.
On November 2020, Locad launched its platform to the Philippine market. To address the rise of the digital consumer precipitated by the Covid-19 pandemic, Locad is designed to scale and level up the e-commerce supply chains of both developing and established brands through simplified logistics. Following its roadmap to build a connected e-commerce fulfillment network across the Asia-Pacific region, Locad is expanding its regional presence with fulfillment centers in Australia, Hong Kong, Thailand, Singapore, and Vietnam, which will be operational by Q1 of 2021.
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The Quantitative Supply Chain represents a novel and disruptive perspective on the optimization of supply chains. It can be seen as a refoundation of many supply chain practices, in particular regarding inventory forecasting, and has been built to make the most of the latest statistical approaches and vast computing resources that are available nowadays.
This perspective has emerged at Lokad, a software company founded by Joannes Vermorel. Lokad mixes data analysis with machine learning, cloud computing and supply chain expertise in order to optimize supply chains in a rational and quantitative way, so that the business and financial impacts of every decision are properly quantified. His experience at Lokad has given Joannes Vermorel the opportunity to study and analyze the methods, challenges and performances of dozens of companies all over the world.
This book is intended for supply chain executives and managers who want their supply chains to perform more, faster and with less resources. It caters to those who, ultimately, want to be more in control of their supply chain, with a more precise idea of what their decisions entail. This book provides a comprehensive introduction to the insights, methodologies and tools that have been gathered under the Quantitative Supply Chain umbrella.
The first part of this book covers the general concepts associated with the Quantitative Supply Chain. It outlines how this perspective differs from the classic supply chain perspective, and sheds lights on the core insights. The second part of this book provides hands-on materials to implement a Quantitative Supply Chain initiative. It leverages Lokad as a programmatic platform tailored for Quantitative Supply Chain purposes.