In an era where the consumer-led supply chain is common, track and trace technology has never been of great importance. Logistics firms want to know the location of their fleet at any given time, while consumers want to follow the journey of their items as they move through the supply routes. This can only be made possible by technologies such as GPS, RFID, and EPOS, whose aim is to increase the efficiency of the supply chain throughout the product lifecycle. Here are some areas that GPS tracking technology that can help in the management of the supply chain.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is changing many things in our lives. It is changing how we look at or do everything, from managing our homes to looking after our health through wearable devices. However, the supply chain sector seems to be the biggest gainer with the advancement of this technology. Thanks to IoT, companies in the supply chain sector can now do many things better, including tracking products in the supply chain from the manufacturing plant to store shelves. As one of the players in this sector, the right IoT implementations can substantially improve your supply chain performance. Here are some benefits of IoT in the supply chain.

Transportation is one of the critical components that require close attention. It involves delivering products from the source to the destination, which is the end of the supply chain. For effectiveness to be achieved in supply chains, transportation must be managed efficiently. This is never a mean task because it involves making sure the transport and logistics strategy is responsive to the market's needs and dynamics. Here are some uses of transportation in supply chain management.