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WiseTech to axe 2000 staff as AI transition boots up

· Source: kyfreepress.com.au

In short

Logistics software company WiseTech Global will cut about 2000 jobs, representing more than a quarter of its workforce, as it transitions to AI-driven operations. The reductions will focus on product development and customer service roles where AI has dramatically improved efficiency. The announcement comes as WiseTech reported 76% revenue growth to $US672 million for the first half, while integrating AI agents into its Cargowise platform used by over 17,000 freight forwarders worldwide.

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Tags: logistics, automation, workforce, software, efficiency, freight

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