Technology – Page 2 – The Supply Chain Lab

Indonesian group-buying startup leverages social networks

KitaBeli is a social ecommerce platform that enables consumers to buy essential FMCG goods in a group — within their

One Kiosk Africa is a Nigeria B2B ecommerce startup that uses geolocation to connect customers online with their local mom-and-pop

Khatabook operates a bookkeeping app that allows kirana stores or micro- retailers to manage financial transactions and accept payments online.

GrowSari is a B2B ecommerce startup focusing on small groceries or sari-sari stores in the Philippines. The startup eliminates the

GudangAda is a B2B ecommerce platform in Indonesia — connecting wholesalers directly to retailers. It plans to transform the fragmented

Zuzela is a Port Elizabeth based business-to-business (B2B) ecommerce startup that connects spaza shops or micro-retailers in South Africa with

Telio is a Vietnamese ecommerce B2B startup that connects micro-retailers with brands and distributors on a centralised platform. Telio’s smartphone

There are over 150,000 spaza shops or small informal groceries in operation in South Africa. They add R120 billion ($7

India’s Gully Network provides a tech-enabled platform for small groceries or kirana stores that takes care of the entire supply

Selpal connects informal traders to suppliers with a digital distribution platform and provides dealers with a point-of-sale device — enabling