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Logistics increasingly rely on IoT devices to maintain the data-driven approach that today's businesses require as commerce becomes more intelligent
Fremont, CA: The Internet of Things (IoT) can make the world of commerce smarter and more connected. As a result of the increased importance of supply chains and warehousing to eCommerce and global trade, there has never been a better time to think about incorporating IoT capabilities into logistics facilities.
Below discussed are key advantages that supply chains can gain by implementing targeted IoT solutions.
Real-Time Monitoring
Transparency and accountability are critical components of a functional supply chain, and real-time tracking enables both. IoT devices, such as GPS monitors, can now track everything from a shipment's location to its current temperature, providing real-time data that allows logistics professionals to understand how their supply chains work entirely.
Automation
Throughout the 2022s, supply chain automation will become increasingly important, particularly in the warehouse. As businesses automate more warehouse tasks, they will require accurate and timely data to power their automated systems.
Paperwork Administration
Paperwork management is critical for a smooth supply chain operation, but it is also a common employee annoyance, especially when truckers are responsible. Businesses can use intelligent logistics solutions to automate their most time-consuming paperwork tasks, such as verifying a trucker's freight broker bond or processing a bill of lading.
Prediction Accuracy
A correctly implemented IoT system can aid in the improvement of a company's demand forecasting. IoT systems help improve data accuracy and provide supply chain managers with better materials to create demand forecasts by automatically collecting data.
Inventory Management
Inventory control is a critical component of warehouse and supply chain management, and IoT can also help in this area. Supply chain professionals can create an accurate and up-to-date inventory tracking system by leveraging advanced IoT sensors that automatically track and analyze inventory positions and stock levels.
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