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Building a Digital Ecosystem, Sentral Cargo Partners with Pos Indonesia
Sentral Cargo and Pos Indonesia are working together to build a digital ecosystem in logistics, particularly in shipping services.
Bekasi - Sentral Cargo and PT Pos Indonesia (Persero) have initiated the first Digital Logistics Ecosystem in Indonesia through a partnership between the two parties.
The partnership was marked by the signing of an agreement by the President Director of Sentral Cargo, Okie Octavia Kurniawan, and the Director of Courier and Logistics Business of PT Pos Indonesia, Siti Choiriana. Also witnessing the signing were the President Director of PT Pos Indonesia, Faizal Rochmad Djoemadi, and other members of PT Pos Indonesia's management on Wednesday (16/03/2022) at PT Pos Logistik Indonesia BO Bekasi, Kota Bekasi.
Sentral Cargo President Director Okie Octavia Kurniawan emphasized that Sentral Cargo, which operates in the logistics business, focuses on bulky and multi-coli shipments, with the hope of capturing the momentum of business growth in the logistics and shipping category.
This collaboration will be the starting point for the two logistics companies to reduce logistics costs more efficiently and widely. It is supported by the role of PT Pos Indonesia as a state-owned enterprise (BUMN) with extensive expertise in shipping goods.
“Thank you for the opportunity given to us. We are proud to become part of the PT Pos Logistik Indonesia family, one of the largest logistics companies in Indonesia. In line with our vision of being a trusted integrated supply chain provider and logistic provider, this partnership is our first step toward integration to reach even greater expansion,” said Okie Octavia, President Director of Sentral Cargo.
This digital logistics ecosystem will combine several services, such as retail courier, logistics and cargo. All services will be brought together in one integrated platform. This aims to provide services that make it easier for the public to use shipping services.
The partnership will help expand Sentral Cargo's service point network, which currently covers 125 points, with the target of reaching 800 points this year and growing to 1,500 points in 2023. In addition, the collaboration between the two expedition companies marks a first joint step toward opening up new economic opportunities across the country.