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Revolutionising Warehouses: How Hatio is Redefining Supply Chain Efficiency

Foo Zhen Cui, Co-founder, Hatio

27-Aug-24 10:00

Revolutionising Warehouses: How Hatio is Redefining Supply Chain Efficiency

Supply chains and warehouses are the lifeblood of any high-volume business, yet many still operate with outdated methods. In today’s competitive environment, where margins are slim and every advantage counts, this could be a costly mistake.

In this episode of Open For Business, we explore how Hatio, a provider of omnichannel fulfillment services and technology, is revolutionizing the supply chain industry in Southeast Asia. Founded in 2012 as HatioLab in South Korea, Hatio expanded to Malaysia in 2019 under the leadership of co-founders Zhen Cui and Bernard Hor. Their mission? To transform traditional warehouses into smart, efficient operations that can thrive in today’s fast-paced market.

We delve into Hatio’s journey, examining how they’re helping businesses like POS Malaysia and Spritzer embrace digital transformation, the challenges they’ve overcome, and the strategies they’re using to drive growth in a highly competitive landscape.

Produced by: Roshan Kanesan

Presented by: Roshan Kanesan


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Categories:  managingmarketstechnology

Tags:  supply chain industryfulfillment servicesdigital transformation





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