Deployment Engineer

Dalvi's extensive experience in commercializing AI-powered and vision-guided robotics solutions to large enterprise clients, particularly within logistics and e-commerce, will be pivotal in driving OSARO’s strategic global growth. (Photo: Business Wire)Dalvi's extensive experience in commercializing AI-powered and vision-guided robotics solutions to large enterprise clients, particularly within logistics and e-commerce, will be pivotal in driving OSARO’s strategic global growth. (Photo: Business Wire)SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--OSARO, a global leader in machine-learning-enabled robotics for e-commerce, has appointed Adi Dalvi as vice-president of sales for North America. Dalvi's extensive experience in commercializing AI-powered and vision-guided robotics solutions to large enterprise clients, particularly within logistics and e-commerce, will be pivotal in driving OSARO’s strategic global growth.“I’m incredibly excited to join OSARO and apply my deep understanding of the logistics and e-commerce sectors to help the company expand its global reach,” said Adi Dalvi. “My familiarity with OSARO’s key markets in North America, coupled with my insights into evolving customer needs, positions me to drive significant growth across these regions.”“Having worked extensively with North American logistics, fulfillment, and e-commerce companies, I understand their need for flexible automation solutions that deliver a strong ROI,” said Adi Dalvi. “OSARO delivers intelligent robotics that adapt to warehouse demands, boost efficiency, and enable workers to assume roles that are less dangerous

An approved third-party AICPA auditing firm evaluated OSARO’s internal controls, policies, and procedures against two essential trust service criteria: security and confidentiality. The resulting report attested that OSARO achieved SOC 2 Type II compliance. (Graphic: Business Wire)An approved third-party AICPA auditing firm evaluated OSARO’s internal controls, policies, and procedures against two essential trust service criteria: security and confidentiality. The resulting report attested that OSARO achieved SOC 2 Type II compliance. (Graphic: Business Wire)SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--OSARO has become the first robotics AI software company in the e-commerce fulfillment sector to achieve Service Organization Control (SOC) 2 Type II compliance. This important data security standard, which was developed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), underscores OSARO’s unwavering commitment to protecting customer data and maintaining the most rigorous security policies and procedures in the industry.An approved third-party AICPA auditing firm evaluated OSARO’s internal controls, policies, and procedures against two essential trust service criteria: security and confidentiality

The appointment of Brent Barcey as SVP of corporate development comes at a pivotal time for OSARO, which recently announced a partnership with Tokyo-based IHI Logistics & Machinery Corporation (IHI). The e-commerce market is experiencing explosive growth, placing immense pressure on fulfillment centers to meet ever-increasing customer expectations. OSARO’s AI robotic software powers a broad and compelling range of automation solutions, enabling fulfillment centers to reduce labor challenges, improve efficiency, and reduce costs by automating piece-picking tasks across the operation–from depalletizing incoming inventory to packaging outbound orders in kits and polybags. (Photo: Business Wire)The appointment of Brent Barcey as SVP of corporate development comes at a pivotal time for OSARO, which recently announced a partnership with Tokyo-based IHI Logistics & Machinery Corporation (IHI). The e-commerce market is experiencing explosive growth, placing immense pressure on fulfillment centers to meet ever-increasing customer expectations. OSARO’s AI robotic software powers a broad and compelling range of automation solutions, enabling fulfillment centers to reduce labor challenges, improve efficiency, and reduce costs by automating piece-picking tasks across the operation–from depalletizing incoming inventory to packaging outbound orders in kits and polybags