Logistics tech solutions firm FarEye to expand services in europe

London, 4 Jan 2017 - Logistics technology solutions firm FarEye is all set to expand its services in Europe in 2017, serving B2C clients there.

With the leading Belgian postal service TBC Post choosing the Indian firm’s technology services recently, FarEye is expanding its operations beyond the 15 countries it already serves. FarEye will be opening its office in Europe to directly serve its customers there and grow its business in the geography.

The firm currently serves customers in Asia Pacific, Northern Africa, Oceania, South Asia and Western Asia through its offices in Singapore, Dubai and India – its home turf.

The demand for FarEye’s powerful mobile platform that digitalizes entreprise operations by empowering field workforce has grown at over 200 per cent over the past three years. The company’s solutions include intuitive dashboards that deliver real-time visibility to CXOs to better serve their customers. This empowers the enterprises to build a competitive advantage by improving agility.

FarEye’s mobility platform helps enterprises transform field operations into rulebased process. The solution increases capacity to serve more requests, offers realtime visibility for customer delight and provides CXO’s dashboards for performance measurement.

FarEye counts aCommerce, leading e-com service provider in South East Asia; Namshi.com, e-com player from Middle East (Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and Saudi Arabia and the UAE); Maraxpress, a West Asian e-com firm; Zalora, online fashion retailer spread across Asia Pacific and Australia’s National Product Fulfillment, among its customers. FarEye helps customers deliver over a million shipments a day

Global customers in India include Amway, DHL-BlueDart, Walmart and others. With some of the world’s most well-known organizations putting their trust in FarEye, the company has been able to strengthen its leadership position in express logistics segment. After serving nearly 75 customers for a variety of transformational initiatives FarEye now looks forward to grow its customer portfolio in e-commerce and retail sectors.

FarEye’s technology team is sharply focused on strengthening its robust technology platform that enhances customer experience through on-time delivery.

Jaideep Mehta, who serves on the FarEye Board as a member of South Asia’s leading Angel Network, IAN says, “The FarEye technology team has continued to sharpen its edge as a logistic technology solutions provider. Acceptance of FarEye’s mobility applications in the developed markets boosts the team’s confidence to deliver efficiency and agility to enterprise operations with simplicity and ease.”

FarEye’s 2016 inclusion in Deloitte Tech Fast50 India list signifies the superiority of its proprietary technology that solves the critical need of client companies to fuel business operations with efficiency and speed. FarEye’s three-year cumulative revenue growth exceeding 200 per cent was one of the key parameters for its inclusion in the prestigious listing.