Online ExclusiveTom Holland, Territory Sales Manager, UK and Ireland, Sigfox

How IoT Solves Global Supply Chain Challenges

With so many components to account for, it can be difficult for supply chain operators to confidently manage them all without the proper tools. To ensure packages are being handled as efficiently as possible and that losses are kept to a minimum, operators need visibility, which they can achieve using the Internet of Things (IoT).

Online ExclusivePierre Gelpi, Director, Wireless and Sensing Products Group, Semtech

Creating a Smart Asset-Tracking Solution for Pallet Monitoring and Beyond

Implementing an IoT solution can enable smarter and simpler management of pallets, make workers’ lives easier, and help cut costs for a quick ROI. As shippers aim to streamline their logistics processes, technologies can offer new solutions for improved asset management for pallet monitoring and more.

Online ExclusiveMahesh Veerina, CEO, Cloudleaf

How Cold Chains Can Be Optimized for the Delivery of a COVID-19 Vaccine

Cold chains need to be able to provide the right vaccines in the right condition and at the right time to be successful. Pharma companies can successfully distribute the COVID-19 vaccine if they can achieve true visibility and collaborate to creatively solve cold logistics issues.

Online ExclusiveAra Aslanian, CEO, Inverselogic

How to Protect Your Supply Chain from Cyberattacks

Supply chains have been stretched to their limits by COVID-19 lockdowns, border closures, and sudden shifts in consumer demands. Now, they’re facing a growing threat from hackers. The fastest-growing threat is ransomware, which encrypts a company’s data until a ransom is paid to the hackers to decode it.

Online ExclusiveRandal Kaufman, Black & Veatch Transformative Technologies Business

Fleet Electrification Offers Opportunity in Shipping, Logistics

Electrification of medium and heavy-duty vehicles is advancing fast, but e-trucks are a nonstarter without well-designed, high-powered charging facilities. By planning now, shipping and logistics managers will maximize the benefits.

Checking InKeith Biondo

Do You Like Raspberries?

Honest players in the food supply chain need to protect themselves and their trusted partners before the market gives you a raspberry.

Good Question

What's the most unusual or unexpected transportation move or logistics project you've been involved in?

The Lean Supply ChainPaul A. Myerson

Omnichannel and Supply Chain Work Together for Competitive Advantage

Accomplishing omnichannel service with high levels of service, while remaining profitable, requires real-time visibility of inventory across the supply chain and a single view of the consumer as they move from one channel to another.