Appi Technologies, a Nigerian based Information Technology firm, has said the recent bottleneck resulting from the rise in license fee for operation of logistic firms within the country could be resolved with technology.
Chidera Jonathan Emerenini, Chief Innovation Officer of Appi Technologies, has said his firm has developed some applications that can help relate better with the private operators in the logistics business and perhaps scale the industry with ease.
“We at Appi have a much more profitable technology solution to solve the issues of licensing fees, leverage technology to improve its systems and service delivery, improve credibility and manage a database of all logistics and dispatch operators in Nigeria.”
Chidera said his firm had developed and looking forward to helping the government body pivot its operations and be able to help meet the consumers and partners needs and expectations of its services with ease.
He adds that “Our firm has successfully helped scale a number of local solutions from brick and mortar to globally accessible online platforms, through our partnerships, systemic approach and easy to use solutions. Our mission is to use technology to solve relevant issues in both business and society.
“We have a very deep working knowledge of modern IT solutions; from cutting-edge advanced tracking technologies, to great user experience design for Web, Android and IOS platforms.
He said the solutions being proposed for the use of the regulators for logistics had been developed and has a national outlook that will help all stakeholders send, track, pay and deliver value that is higher than the current system in place.
“It also has a payment gateway integration for all parties where payment is made real time as orders are made while every mail is trackable and there are opening for insurance to cover every package and persons involved in the process.
“We would be glad to make a presentation soonest to the NIPOST authorities on the merits and need for immediate adoption in order not to stifle the development in the industry if the current impasse is allowed fester longer”
