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Baltic Petroleum enhances store planogram and inventory management processes with Leafio AI integration

Baltic Petroleum, a service station operator in Lithuania, has chosen Leafio technology for its convenience store inventory and merchandising operations.

This is a cloud-based solution that combines AI algorithms and retail process automation.

Managing a chain of 84 petrol stations in Lithuania, Baltic Petroleum managers were faced with the need to unify approaches to stock replenishment and planogram creation.

They sought deep and robust analytical tools to make informed management decisions.

“We chose Leafio because we liked the energy and expertise of the team. They already have successful implementation projects for petrol station chains in several countries with good results in terms of efficiency,” says Edvin Bachijan, EO of Baltic Petroleum.

We understood that we could trust them because their team not only implements solutions but also helps build correct and more effective business processes.

We understand that the success of this project will be the result of a joint effort and we are happy to see a professional approach from Leafio with specific KPIs and experience in our field of work.

Turkish logistics company OPLOG opens its first UK warehouse for retail and e-commerce brands

OPLOG, an Istanbul-based company, has opened a logistics center in Leighton Buzzard, its first facility of its kind in the UK.

By combining its in-house order fulfillment software and robotics, OPLOG, founded in 2013, offers companies like Sony, Tupperware and Rossmann a way to oversee their supply chain operations from a single platform.

Close to various last mile delivery and logistics operators, Leighton Buzzard was chosen as the ideal location for OPLOG’s UK push.

The company intends to hire 50 employees, who will be responsible for managing day-to-day operations at the warehouse.

LA is just the beginning: AI-powered logistics startup gently completes first delivery

Gently, an AI-powered logistics company based in Los Angeles, marked its official launch yesterday by delivering its first item in West Los Angeles.

Co-founded by former Harvard Business School classmates Anas Aljumaily and Elian Pres-Gurwits, Gently is looking to create a fully decentralized supply chain in America by 2040.

The company is a last-mile delivery provider that works with retailers and leverages artificial intelligence and predictive data to store goods closer to the customer.

ShipStation adds native integration to NetSuite for UK and ANZ customers

ShipStation, a cloud-based e-commerce shipping solution, has announced its integration with Oracle NetSuite, to help UK and ANZ organizations better manage distribution channels and customer experience.

NetSuite Connector for ShipStation aims to help organizations achieve fast and efficient shipments by providing comprehensive outbound and return order fulfillment processing, keeping vital information centralized, and eliminating manual data entry, costly errors, and delays by automating the near real-time data transfer between the two applications.

Former On The Beach and Booking.com executive Craig Griffin has been named CTO of Journey Hospitality

British hotel technology company Journey Hospitality has appointed Craig Griffin, former head of engineering at Booking.com and most recently director of engineering at On The Beach, as chief technology officer.

Griffin will work alongside CEO and founder, Simon Bullingham, and COO Mark Reed, who will manage the company’s operations and lead product client services and agency services.

Bullingham says, Craig’s experience leading and scaling software teams with Booking.com and On The Beach will allow us to grow our talent and organization to deliver our technology to a wider audience.

Craig understands the intricacies of hotel technology and will help us continue to innovate the online guest experience for a more profitable future for the industry.

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