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If there's one part of the supply chain that can seriously do with improvement, it is the last mile delivery part.

How often have you stayed home waiting for a delivery that didn't come, or didn't come when it said it would, arrived damaged, or worse still, not at all?

One company aiming to fix that is FarEye. To find out more about how they're doing that I spoke to Amit Bagga, their Chief Revenue Officer

We had a fascinating conversation, I learned loads, I hope you do too...

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