Singapore, 22 August 2022 – AETOS has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with tiramizoo, a leading tech-provider for urban logistics, to develop a route planning and optimisation system for AETOS’ Self-Service Banking (SSB) Operations.
Together, both companies aim to digitalise current operational processes through the use of advanced algorithms and data intelligence – enabling optimal route mapping with the shortest time needed or distance to cover, while taking into account the various constraints arising in an urban environment.
“Through this partnership with tiramizoo, AETOS will be better positioned to go beyond amid evolving and dynamic operational demands. The digitalisation of such processes is part of our transformation journey, and it helps unlock efficiencies for both AETOS and its clients like never before,” said Lim Kok Hwa, Senior Vice President Operations of AETOS Holdings.
“What used to be done manually for AETOS’ SSB Operations will soon be replaced with a digitised solution; enabling our SSB officers to have enhanced real-time situational awareness over the SSB fleet, and expanded capacity for informed decision making.”
Together, both companies aim to digitalise current operational processes through the use of advanced algorithms and data intelligence – enabling optimal route mapping with the shortest time needed or distance to cover, while taking into account the various constraints arising in an urban environment.
“Through this partnership with tiramizoo, AETOS will be better positioned to go beyond amid evolving and dynamic operational demands. The digitalisation of such processes is part of our transformation journey, and it helps unlock efficiencies for both AETOS and its clients like never before,” said Lim Kok Hwa, Senior Vice President Operations of AETOS Holdings.
“What used to be done manually for AETOS’ SSB Operations will soon be replaced with a digitised solution; enabling our SSB officers to have enhanced real-time situational awareness over the SSB fleet, and expanded capacity for informed decision making.”
