Simpress expands logistics structure with 7 hubs and 50 mini-hubs across the country to streamline service

THE Simpress, IT equipment outsourcing company, such as notebooks, smartphones and printers, announced an ambitious logistics decentralization project with the creation of 7 hubs and 50 mini-hubs in the main capitals and regions of Brazil. The company has more than 600 thousand devices allocated in companies throughout the country as Pague Menos, Cobasi, Yamaha, Hermes Pardini, Dasa and Harald. In many cases, Simpress equipment is used in critical operations, in which a stationary device can impact on sales, patient care or business continuity. Simpress makes a total of 0 seconds to delivery, 2 deliveries per year total 0 million, every delivery, every delivery per year is considered 1 million deliveries per device, 2 times per year.

It is an extremely efficient, but complex process, which until recently was made from three Simpress distribution centers in Itajai (1), in Santa Catarina, and in Osasco (2), in the metropolitan region of Sao Paulo. Over the last few years, as the company grew rapidly, multiplying its revenue and the number of equipment allocated to its customers, Simpress designed a decentralization project of its logistics operation that gains strength with the inauguration of hubs in Santa Catarina, Espirito Santo, Brasilia, Parana, Ceara, Bahia and Rio Grande do Sul, in addition to mini-hubs throughout Brazil.

“Some changes and transformations are inevitable and the increasing adherence of companies to the outsourcing model of IT equipment is one of them. It does not make sense, even financially, for a company, to buy a computer or notebook and have to take care of it over time. The advantages of outsourcing are so many that, from the moment a company starts, it does not go back in relation to this model. We are confident that we have come close to a turning point, in which the outsourcing of notebooks and smartphones will become dominant, just like that of printers became for more than two decades in the country, when we have been a full solution 3rders, with a turnout 5 is a business model.

In 2023, Simpress quietly inaugurated the first hubs in Brasilia, Santa Catarina and Espirito Santo. With the good results achieved, the company gave the green light for the expansion and strengthening of the project in 2024, with the creation of new hubs. The next units will be in Curitiba, Porto Alegre, Fortaleza and Salvador, with start of operation now in January 2025. Already the 50 mini-hubs are located in capitals and smaller cities, in which Simpress has important operations, enabling deliveries in hours after the order.For strategic issues of the company does not guarantee the mini-computers, the printers are available, the company-like the devices are the number of the tablets.

With 60 of the 100 largest companies in the country as customers, the outsourcing solution of Simpress goes beyond the lease: it offers complete management and delivery of customized and ready-to-use devices, including continuous support and monitoring to ensure the optimal performance of the equipment. In cases of breakage or theft, the replacement is fast, minimizing impacts for the customer. The company stands out for the service throughout Brazil, with aggressive SLA and comprehensive solutions that integrate multiple services. In addition, safety is prioritized to ensure efficient management and protect the device park.

Currently the company meets the outsourcing demands of more than 4,200 of the 5,570 Brazilian municipalities, which represents 75% of the cities and 95% of the population of the country. Simpress uses different modes of transport plane, ship, car, motorcycle and bus , with its own fleet (part of it electric) and outsourced, in addition to logistics partners, to ensure fast and efficient deliveries and adapt to the specific needs of each region. The implementation of hubs and mini-hubs will expand this coverage, in addition to increasing the responsiveness of the freight, will also be in line with the delivery of the same time as well as well as the transportation, minimizing the time of the transportation.  

“A Simpress is currently the IT equipment outsourcing company with the greatest capillarity, supporting operations in all regions of Brazil, including remote locations. Our logistics operation is unparalleled and a great competitive differential today within the outsourcing segment of IT. Now, with hubs and mini-hubs, we take the next step in terms of quality. This is a transformative project for Simpress, with the potential to further enhance the customer experience with IT outsourcing”, says Carlos Pulici, vice president of Operations supported by the company.“'s presence in so many municipalities is supported by the delivery of logistics and also by improving the logistics and the delivery of the logistics.

Simpress also implements artificial intelligence in inventory planning, ensuring that hubs and mini-hubs are always prepared to meet local demand. AI allows you to balance inventories automatically, without manual intervention, optimizing replacement and avoiding excesses or shortages. 

With hubs and mini-hubs strategically positioned throughout the country, Simpress not only transforms its logistics but also redefines the cutting-edge service model in the sector. This new structure is a bold move that puts the company ahead of the demands of an increasingly demanding market, in which the speed of response is a great differential. For Simpress, it is not enough to deliver technology It is necessary to be one step ahead in logistics and, even more, in the customer experience. In this way, Simpress redefines what it means to be a leader in outsourcing of IT devices in Brazil, constant innovation and the more dynamic presence of a competitive place become more and a central place.