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Logistics is one of the most competitive and dynamic industries. Use the Internet of Things (IoT) possibilities so that you and your company can optimally reach your goal today and in the future and hold your own against the competition - from incoming goods inspection and machine maintenance to last-mile delivery.
With our solutions from the Internet of Things, you can master the transformation from pure transport operations to digitized logistics providers. Find out in which areas we can support you with our solutions and how companies are already using the IoT to implement the idea of Smart Logistics. We help you to become even more successful in your business.
It is possible to build a smart warehouse with the capacity to remotely control stock levels by using inventory tracking via IoT technology. Therefore, these features make it possible for warehouses, ports, and end users to prevent under- or over-ordering of goods, to keep an eye on their level and condition, and to track down goods that are on their way to them.
By supporting efficient supply chain management, IoT in logistics can also assist meet demand. Intelligent technologies can forecast demand based on a thorough examination of various variables, including user behavior, market trends, customer intention and preferences, why customers make purchases, and how they utilize the products.
Regular information on the vehicle's condition, the driver's health, and the traffic situation can help fleet management methods be improved. Specialists can better understand how resources are used and develop new strategies for boosting effectiveness due to this information. IoT implementation can assist shorten delivery times, save money on fuel, and simplify auto maintenance.
Certain environmental conditions must be met to preserve the quality and freshness of sensitive goods. IoT sensors assist with product tagging and environmental monitoring. These sensors can assess and send a real-time report about its humidity, light, and temperature. Before the goods reach the plant or the final consumer, this information might alert management to faulty goods.
Daily, sensors gather huge amounts of data. IoT tools can be applied to arrange and evaluate this data correctly. Managers may adopt predictive maintenance, make better judgments, and enhance the warehouse and shipping process with the help of these devices.
