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Arranging an Overseas Offsite in 2021 Wasn’t Easy, But It Was Oh So Worth It

Last month we hosted a company offsite in Portugal. Global travel restrictions meant it wasn’t easy. Find out the why and the how here.

Last Mile

Webinar: Last Mile Competence – The New Key To Retail Survival

2020 was…eventful. Sure, we expected a shortage of drivers and an increase in home deliveries, which would’ve led to slight capacity issues. But Covid-19 exacerbated everything. The ensuing surge in home deliveries was so…

Life at Urbantz

Urbantz, Europe’s Last Mile technology leader, gets an additional €6M, bringing its Series A to €12M

Urbantz is a leading European SaaS company aiming to increase efficiency and sustainability of last mile delivery operations

Last Mile

How to optimise retail last mile delivery operations to thrive in 2021

As an executive responsible for overseeing retail logistics, e-commerce and last mile operations, you’ll have to steer your company through the effects of Covid-19, the rise and diversification of online shopping, changing…

Life at Urbantz

Urbantz is in TOP 3 of Deloitte’s Belgium Fastest 50 Startups in 2020. Behind the Scenes with the CEO

Urbantz has been listed third in Deloitte’s “2020 Fast 50 Ranking.” The competition is aimed at Belgian technology companies who have shown incredible growth in the last several years. This achievement doesn’t…

e-Commerce

What will be e-commerce habits after the crisis?

The movement restrictions that are now being lifted in different countries will change consumers habits and expectations in the long term. Disruptions to our daily lives and routines (family, work and social lives) will influence…

Logistics

Top 3 actions to resist the crisis: a short-guide for last mile players

Since early March, a significant number of delivery companies saw a decrease in volume. 30% had problems with staff shortage, while many looked for extra capacity but struggled to expand their fleet.