A secure supply chain for high-end luxury cargo is essential for maintaining product quality and brand reputation. Luxury products, from couture fashion to antique collectibles, must meet the meticulous scrutiny and uncompromising expectations of consumers for flawless craftsmanship and certified authenticity.
Risks for luxury goods as they move across...
In our complex global economy, implementing Sensing-as-a-Service solutions for supply chain tracking is critical. Industries such as food service, healthcare, luxury, and fashion, which have to protect perishable or high-value assets, must meet strict regulations and consumer demands for safety, quality, and authenticity as their products traverse a multifaceted supply chain...
What is cargo theft?
As the global logistics and transportation industry becomes increasingly interconnected, cargo theft has soared to a 10-year high. According to a recent report, incidents increased 46% in the first quarter of 2024 compared to the first quarter in 2023.This upsurge signals an urgent need for expanded security measures. In response, business leaders are adopting IoT monitoring of product location...
Leading healthcare organizations are expanding sensorability across their assets to improve health outcomes. Sensorability combines IoT technologies with fuzzy logic and artificial neural networks to manage assets and inventories, thereby maximizing on-shelf availability while reducing unnecessary costs.In the healthcare sector specifically, sensorability refers to the capacity of an integrated network of assets to...
Leaders in the food and healthcare industries increasingly believe that the cost of sustainability efforts saves their enterprises money over the long term while also saving the planet. Consumers, too, are willing to pay for the rising costs of goods if they are sustainably sourced, manufactured, and transported. Even so, until recently many CEOs have hesitated to invest in sustainability efforts because they lacked...
The food service industry is undergoing an era of labor uncertainty and demand volatility. The reasons are many and complex: the rise of e-commerce, supply change disruptions due to natural catastrophes brought on by climate-change, and higher expectations of consumers regarding safety, quality, and sustainability. On top of all that, the FDA’s new 2026 traceability regulations loom on the horizon. The bottom line...
