Aditya Vazirani is a passionate and meticulous professional with a vision to transform the Logistics and Warehousing industry by leveraging the new age technological advancements.
In his previous role as Vice President for RCNL, Aditya overlooked the Freight Forwarding, Customs Clearance, & 3PL aspects ensuring the highest level of quality service is maintained.
He was also instrumental in obtaining the Good Distribution Practice Certification for Freight Forwarding and ISO 9001:2015 for RCNL, making it the first Indian Logistics & Supply Chain Management Company to be awarded the quality accreditation.
Before he decided to consolidate and bring his rich experience to drive focused growth in the warehousing and distribution solutions, with RGL, he had been driving strategic improvisation by implementing Industry best practices, applying business intelligence, and data analytics to implement superior training and digital tools for RCNL.
Alumni of the prestigious Bordeaux Business School (KEDGE) France, Aditya holds a MSc in Global Supply Chain Management and also has obtained an Advanced Certificate in General Management from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Sloan School of Management. Having lived and worked across the globe, learning and improvising Supply Chain, Logistics, and management practices, Aditya calls Mumbai his home, is an ardent foodie and enjoys spending his free time caring for his pet pooch. Visit here below the articles by Aditya Vajirani
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4 Factors that Logistics service providers need keep in mind when planning to adopt emerging technology innovations
Although tech adoption and emerging tech innovations have been the buzzwords for industries and businesses during the COVID pandemic; it is still a long way from becoming widely adopted across sectors, especially in India. While consumer-facing sectors like BFSI, retail, hospitality, and corporate workplace functions like HR and operations, are ahead of the curve when…
Maximizing Operational Efficiency for Logistics and Supply Chain, Using AI and Big Data
The ongoing pandemic has disrupted economies, businesses, and daily lives of people the world over, creating a new normal that we are forced to adjust to. With instances of partial or complete lockdowns across various parts of the country, the logistics and supply chain sector has been under tremendous stress, catering to the surge in…
Indian Logistics and Supply Chain Trends 2021
By: Mr. Aditya Vazirani, CEO – Robinsons Global Logistics Solutions The pandemic and the lockdown that lasted for major part of 2020, proved to be testing times for various businesses including the logistics and supply chain sector of India which had a remarkable contribution in keeping the supply chain for essential items, functional, albeit with…
Agile supply chain, supported by a robust storage infrastructure, is vital in the post COVID era
The recent pandemic has been a disruptor across segments, forcing governments and businesses to re-imagine traditional systems and innovate to survive. The complete shut-down and restriction in mobility of people and cargo, deeply impacted logistics and supply chain networks across the world, in turn impacting global trade. Fear of not being able to procure the…
Decoding the ‘Lockdown’ Supply Chain of High demand and perceived scarcity
Even as the Indian state and central government announces various steps to contain the COVID-19 pandemic in India through an extended lockdown, Indian households continue to battle fear of scarcity and uncertainty over access to daily essentials. While the government has recently announced a the list of sectors that can resume operations from 20th April,…
Need for Skill development for Logistics
Despite the huge growth potential and its impact on the overall economy of the country, Logistics and supply chain management in India continues to grapple with lack of a skilled workforce. While the sector has undergone a massive transformation in the past decade, the quality of human resource in this labour intensive sector has remained…
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