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80% of shippers are demanding greater connectivity and visibility throughout the entire supply chain.

Provider of real-time supply chain visibility solution that leverages tracker and sensor technology adds six new investors in its latest round

FourKites and Tive partner up for integrated transit data-focused real-time tracking and visibility platform.

Chicago-based FourKites, a provider of real-time tracking and visibility solutions across transportation modes and digital platforms, and Boston-based supply chain visibility services provider Tive announced that they have partnered up in an effort to provide an integrated platform for mutual customers that combines various types of in-transit data—beyond shipment visibility—that will give customers a more complete end-customer experience.

Supply chain visibility and tracking vendor Tive secures $12 million in funding

Tive, Inc., a leading provider of in-transit supply chain tracking solutions, has announced the release of its new real-time visibility tracker product: the Tive Solo™.

This white paper details how end-to-end visibility will bring about a cognitive, predictive and digital supply chain, in which the flow of goods, resources, and people are mapped by an equivalent flow of information.

To keep your supply chain competitive in the modern marketplace or rather "the Amazon Age" you must first understand how consumer expectations into delivery services are evolving.

Digitalization is the future of supply chain operations, and the key to staying ahead in the competitive modern landscape.

This white paper details how manufacturers must leverage new technologies to develop a digital supply chain, in which real-time tracking and advanced analytics enable end-to-end optimization and an all-around superior customer experience.

Detailed visibility replaces shrugging and finger-pointing with improvement and efficiency.

Your organization needs to go beyond visibility, to a digital supply chain that detects and responds to changes.

Despite the hype, it turns out that RFID was only the beginning, the promise of end-to-end supply chain visibility that began years ago with RFID is now being realized through new, predictive tools for accessing and using supply chain data, and it’s giving early adopters an edge.