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All Technology: Page 278
Three Integration Strategies Every SCM Executive Should Consider
The complex nature of the supply chain in an era booming with digital data means a barrage of processes and systems to manage at all times, but it also means that numerous opportunities exist to improve efficiency and service for customers.
Cloud-Based Software Accounts for About 10 Percent of Top Vendors' Revenue
As more and more enterprises give up license-based software in favor of faster, more convenient cloud services, the software industry itself is changing dramatically, according to advisory firm. Although legacy software companies that have moved into the cloud are reaping the benefits of the growing "as-a-service" ecosystem, they are also facing some risks.
Carrier Transicold Offering Telematics System for Reefer Transport
Carrier Transicold will offer a customized telematics system for transporting refrigeration units (TRUs).
Omnitracs Creates Critical Event Video System for Driver Training
Omnitracs LLC, a provider of fleet-management technology for transportation and logistics companies, has launched a Critical Event Video setup.
GE Issues Data Historian for Industrial Internet Connectivity
GE Digital has made available version 7.0 of Historian, an application that connects industrial equipment from the control layer to cloud environments, natively integrated with GE's Predix platform.
RFID Technology Enables the 'Re-Imagined' Store
More than ever, retailers are reimagining their businesses - the functions their stores provide, the value they bring, and how they operate, driven not only by the rise of omnichannel and the need to respond to competitive threats from Amazon and others, but as well by the possibilities that new technologies create. We are at the beginning of a new era, where the store is a multi-faceted venue with the ability to fulfill orders with the efficiency of a warehouse and capture shoppers' buying behaviors and personalize as well as websites do, all while providing the experiential and human touches that only a physical store can.
RFID Helps Greek Provider Track Freight Cars on Nation's Railway
TrainOSE, Greece's rail service provider, is employing a radio frequency identification-based solution to track freight cars. While the company is still reviewing the results since the system was taken live last year, it has already determined that the technology is reducing rental costs for cars that should be returned to third-party owners.
Technology, Which Enables Sustainability, Often Has Its Own Negative Environmental Impact
While technology can improve companies' environmental, health and safety performance it can also produce a huge environmental footprint of its own.
Cold-Chain Logistics Benefits from Real-Time Monitors, IoT Technologies, Study Says
Real-time monitoring solutions and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies can identify more problems in cold chains than incumbent systems, but a strong business case exists only for high-value products like vaccines or clinical samples, and commodities that suffer high loss rates, according to Lux Research.
Machine-to-Machine/IoT Telemetry Brings Heightened Visibility to Cargo Movement
Currently, containers, ships and other intermodal transport assets such as chassis and gensets are mainly what we call "dark, dumb and disconnected." What this means is that we really don't know much about them. They are not self-aware, we can't see them, and they can't tell us about their actions and status.
Kyocera Debuts New Rugged Smartphones for Logistics
Kyocera International Inc. has developed a new rugged smartphone with a built-in high-definition action camera.
SciQuest Offers Upgrades to Source-to-Settle Platform
SciQuest has released platform upgrades to its source-to-settle suite of applications.
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