42dot is partnering with Hyundai Glovis and Hyundai Commercial to develop logistics solutions. They plan to advance and optimize the entire logistics process by providing data-driven, reliable solutions.


On the 24th, 42dot announced that it signed a 'Future Commercial Mobility Business Partnership Agreement' with Hyundai Glovis and Hyundai Commercial. 42dot will focus on software development for logistics solution construction, Hyundai Glovis will contribute its supply chain management (SCM) capabilities as a comprehensive logistics company, and Hyundai Commercial will provide various financial benefits.


The signing ceremony held at Hyundai Glovis headquarters was attended by Song Changhyun, CEO of 42dot, Lee Gyubok, CEO of Hyundai Glovis, and Jang Byungsik, CEO of Hyundai Commercial, along with other representatives from the three companies. Through this MOU, the three companies aim to combine 42dot's technological expertise, Hyundai Glovis's logistics know-how, and Hyundai Commercial's financial service integration. They plan to develop proprietary solutions to enhance the entire transportation system from storage to delivery. They also expect to collaborate on autonomous logistics transportation in the future.


(Photo from left) Jang Byeong-sik, CEO of Hyundai Commercial; Song Chang-hyun, CEO of Forty Two Dot; Lee Gyu-bok, CEO of Hyundai Glovis, are taking a commemorative photo after signing a future commercial mobility business partnership agreement on the 24th. Photo by Forty Two Dot

(Photo from left) Jang Byeong-sik, CEO of Hyundai Commercial; Song Chang-hyun, CEO of Forty Two Dot; Lee Gyu-bok, CEO of Hyundai Glovis, are taking a commemorative photo after signing a future commercial mobility business partnership agreement on the 24th. Photo by Forty Two Dot

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42dot is focusing on solution development from the user's perspective. The goal is to increase reliability in fuel and vehicle maintenance cost settlements based on workload, optimize resources to improve operational efficiency for companies, and provide personalized services.


Based on mobility and vehicle data, 42dot plans to reasonably set appropriate prices considering transportation demand, volume, distance, and fuel efficiency. They will also focus on increasing logistics processing speed through accurate departure and arrival information, real-time vehicle location tracking, and efficient dispatching.



Song Changhyun, CEO of 42dot, emphasized, "Through complete automation covering the entire logistics transportation service process, we will provide services that satisfy drivers, transport and brokerage companies, and cargo owners alike," adding, "As a global software center, we will accelerate the growth of the group's logistics business and contribute to enhancing customer experience."


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