Case Studies

The Problem:
The last mile – the final leg of a delivery journey – is often the most challenging and costly aspect of pharmaceutical logistics for companies like Ebn Sina Pharmaceutical Co. Here's what can go wrong:

• Inaccurate deliveries: Incorrect or incomplete orders reaching pharmacies can disrupt patient care and damage trust.
• Inefficient routes: Unoptimized delivery routes waste time and fuel, impacting costs and timely medication deliveries.
• Poor visibility: Lack of real-time tracking can make it difficult to monitor deliveries, address delays, and communicate effectively with pharmacies.

These issues can significantly impact Ebn Sina's ability to deliver critical medications efficiently and reliably.

The Solution: DigIsal by Unique Computer Systems
Unique Computer Systems offers DigIsal, a Last-Mile Delivery Management solution designed to streamline pharmaceutical deliveries. DigIsal empowers Ebn Sina to:

• Ensure accurate deliveries: Reduce errors through features like barcode scanning and electronic proof of delivery.
• Optimize delivery routes: Plan efficient routes that consider factors like traffic, weather, and product temperature control.
• Gain real-time visibility: Track deliveries in real-time, identify potential delays, and proactively communicate with pharmacies.

The Impact: Enhanced Efficiency and Patient Care
By implementing DigIsal, Ebn Sina has revolutionized its last-mile delivery operations. Here's how it's benefited them:

• Improved delivery accuracy: Reduced errors ensure pharmacies receive the correct medications, minimizing disruptions to patient care.
• Reduced delivery times: Optimized routes ensure timely deliveries, improving patient access to critical medications.
• Enhanced communication: Real-time tracking allows proactive communication with pharmacies, fostering stronger relationships.

In Conclusion
Unique Computer Systems' DigIsal has transformed Ebn Sina's last-mile delivery operations. With increased accuracy, efficiency, and communication, Ebn Sina can now deliver critical medications faster and more reliably, ultimately contributing to better patient care.