Today on episode 208 James Malley founder and CEO of Paccurate joins us once again to catch up on what is going on in the AI packing space. With transportation being 70% of some company’s scope 3, hear how using artificial intelligence can reduce your carbon footprint.
Efficient and cost effective/sustainable packing can make a huge difference. They are the keys to carbon reduction. Learn all about it in today’s episode of ERENEWABLE and The Green Insider Podcast.
More about James Malley
James went to theater school and worked as a bellboy before he fell in love with tech. Working in the logistics tech space since 2009, he has helped create a variety of enterprise shipping technology. He spearheaded the design of an award-winning multi-carrier TMS. Since 2015, he’s been evangelizing the use of AI to achieve cost-efficient and environmentally sustainable packing.
About Paccurate
Materials
As a rule of thumb, Paccurate more than pays for itself with saved corrugated, averaging a reduction of one square foot per carton in most cases. Reduce filler material by an average 20%.
Error Reduction
Whether you have a seasonal workforce or year-round experts in the warehouse, packers are only human. With easy-to-follow directions, eliminate mistakes that result in unnecessary fees.
Rate Awareness
Your negotiated rate tables have incentives built in to pack a certain way, depending on the dim weight and zone. Paccurate is the only cartonization solution that optimizes for these costs directly.AI-powered carton selection
AI-powered carton selection
Paccurate isn’t just for real-time packing. Use it as a modeling engine to determine exactly what boxes you should keep in inventory based on your unique product mix and costs.
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