The global logistics market, valued at $8 trillion in 2023, is on track to surpass $18 trillion by 2030. India, contributing a growing share, is projected to double from $274 billion to $563 billion in the same period. But here's the paradox: despite this growth, inefficiencies, ranging from unoptimized routes to underutilized capacity, cost Indian businesses an estimated $60 billion annually, roughly 4–5% of GDP.

 

Transport Management Software (TMS) with AI capabilities is no longer a nice-to-have, it’s an edge. For SMBs and enterprises alike, AI promises more than automation - it offers foresight.

 

- 65% of logistics leaders in India cite real-time visibility as a major operational challenge.
- 30% of trucks in India run empty, especially on return legs due to fragmented fleet ownership.
- 20% higher delivery delays in India compared to global benchmarks are driven by infrastructure gaps and inefficiencies.

 

This report explores how autonomous TMS can fill these gaps effectively.