digitalising traditional stores to enhance Supply Chain agility
summary
Indonesia’s FMCG distribution is fragmented with 80% of local sales via warung mom-and-pop stores, so GudangAda builds an end-to-end B2B marketplace plus payments and last-mile logistics, and claims 300,000 wholesalers and retailers onboarded in two years across 500 cities. Architecture uses modular APIs, message queues, S3 → Redshift data warehousing, and real-time dashboards; a small engineering team (~14) adds services for cash, vehicle-sizing details and notifications so transactions actually complete.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 2:42Main Challenges in Indonesia's FMCG Sector
- 5:27Main Opportunities in Indonesia's FMCG Sector
- 6:57Key Technological Trends Insights and Trends in Indonesia's FMCG Sector
- 14:54Best Practices in Technology Solutions
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