During this pandemic, the need for social distancing has compelled many businesses to explore working from home that has enabled them to protect their employees, customers, and communities of people that are dependent on them. It is of utmost importance to assess our digital preparedness for the future of this new style of working.

Given the various changes noticed in productivity, inclusivity, efficiency, many businesses may choose to adopt to the ew model of remote working, what is it that can be done to smoothen the process and make it effective.

Rahul Garg, CEO & Founder, Moglix Business, highlights how startups are innovating rigorously to build new-age tech-enabled solutions for a much more efficient approach towards recovery. The Covid-19 pandemic has caused collateral damage to all stakeholders in global manufacturing, a void has emerged and manufacturing enterprises are searching for new reliable partners to improve their supply chain in terms of supplier collaboration, transparency, scalability, and efficiency.

Shobhit Goel, VP- Packaging, Moglix Business discusses the new realities amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, there are three touch-points that have become critical to providing the right consumer experience: digital commerce platforms, the shipper, and e-commerce packaging. 

There is a dire need for a transformation in the current packaging practices, driven towards sustainable and smart packaging. Given the new-age packaging solutions already in place, contactless delivery is one of the solutions that needs further improvisation and innovation.

Know all about the journey of Moglix and its businesses. Being Asia’s largest and fastest-growing B2B supply chain company, Moglix is growing with a mission to tide over the gap between B2B merchants and consumers. Their vision is to develop an exclusive digital-trade ecosystem, tailor-made to satisfy the diverse needs of buyers and sellers.

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Partha Dash, SVP, Moglix talks about the need for startups to adopt a dual-lens of providing short-term operational solutions to problems facing their customers and a long-term strategic route for targeting customer growth opportunities. As we weather through COVID19, it becomes essential for startups to rethink their current digital offerings with a long term impact. Collaboration always adds value to the new product and brings along the changes needed but not noticed.

Startups have an opportunity to partner with their customers and create connected teams, value chains, and supply chains of the future and offer technology-driven solutions that augment trust-building, security, and transparency.

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Read about the Indian startup ecosystem, and the supply chain industry as Rahul Garg, CEO & Founder, Moglix talks about his journey as an entrepreneur and as a founder of Asia’s largest B2B e-commerce platform. Rahul focuses on his learnings and understanding of the current supply chains and what is it that he aims to add to this ecosystem. He discusses the importance of being visionary and having a team that can align itself to the vision to be able to build solutions and products that are built to last.

Tech startups with intelligent automation capabilities can make supply chain transformation happen in SEA. Southeast Asia is a strong technology startup ecosystem, and with laser focus on research and development in high-end digital technologies certainly emerges among the frontrunners. Digitisation is the reality check given to us by this pandemic, leveraging on this and building new-age solutions to minimize the recurring gaps in the supply chains is the next step. Businesses need to enable intelligent automation and restructure in order to be the future winners.

As we fight the COVID-19 pandemic, leveraging on the opportunity presented by it for us to innovate further and incorporate on low-cost solutions is more important than ever. As MSME’s make most of the proportion of businesses in India, it is a need for them to leverage low-cost innovations to enable support on-ground and generate employment.