Allcargo Gati Upgrades ERP System to Cloud

Allcargo Gati Limited, a key player in India's express distribution and supply chain sector, has migrated its on-premises ERP system to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). This move has led to a 20% improvement in system performance and operational efficiency, streamlining logistics operations across the country.

By leveraging cloud-based infrastructure, high availability, and disaster recovery solutions, Allcargo Gati aims to strengthen its logistics capabilities and ensure faster, more efficient deliveries.

Scaling for a Growing Logistics Market

Allcargo Gati provides end-to-end express distribution solutions to businesses across industries like automotive, pharmaceuticals, consumer goods, and durables. With over 9,000 vehicles operating across logistics parks and national highways, the company plays a crucial role in India's supply chain ecosystem.

Why the Move to Cloud?

India’s logistics industry is on a growth trajectory, with the market expected to reach $150 billion by FY28. To stay competitive, Allcargo Gati sought to modernize its IT infrastructure and enhance system scalability, reducing latency and minimizing outages. By adopting Oracle Base Database Service on OCI, the company has achieved its ability to handle increased demand and improve business agility.

Key Highlights:

• Migration to Oracle Base Database Service on OCI enhances scalability and reduces outages.
• Integration with AI and data analytics is expected to further optimize supply chain management.
• The company plans to integrate AI, machine learning, and data analytics to further optimize logistics processes.

“Allcargo Gati is committed to delivering swift, safe, and reliable services. By moving our ERP applications to Oracle Cloud, we have modernized operations and positioned ourselves for long-term success,” said Sanjay Khiyani, Chief Information Officer, Allcargo Gati Limited.

“Technology is transforming India’s logistics industry, driven by the growing demand for faster, more efficient supply chains and enhanced customer service,” said Premalakshmi PR, Vice President, Technology Cloud, Oracle India. “By leveraging Oracle Base Database Service and OCI’s secure and scalable infrastructure, Allcargo Gati ensures high system uptime, reduced latency, and efficient management of seasonal business peaks. This enhanced capability enables the company to deliver on-time services with precision, further strengthening its reputation as a leader in India’s logistics and supply chain industry.”

The migration was executed by Infolob Global, a member of the Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN), ensuring a seamless transition to the cloud. As technology continues to reshape India’s logistics sector, cloud adoption will play a crucial role in enhancing supply chain efficiency and meeting customer expectations.