I recently had the pleasure of doing an in-depth interview on the Freight Project Podcast where I discussed the ability of the Tive Platform to bring real-time, load-level visibility to in-transit shipments to shippers and 3PLs.
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Tive is excited to announce the release of our newest product: the Tive Solo 5G™ tracker. The industry’s first single-use and multi-use tracker that is 5G-enabled, the Tive Solo 5G continues to support 4G and 2G networks globally. Eliminating data and coverage gaps in every U.S. state and country where 2G and 3G networks are being replaced, the Tive Solo 5G ensures full real-time visibility of all in-transit shipments.
Over the past year, Tive has worked closely with coffee importers to help ensure the quality of their beans while in-transit from South America, Africa, or even the South Pacific. In the process, we’ve learned a lot about what it takes to get coffee beans from the farm to the roaster.
Tive is thrilled to announce that we have been recognized by Gartner as one of the Real-Time Visibility Platforms Sample Vendors in the Hype Cycle for Supply Chain Execution Technologies, 2019 report. The report states, “Supply chain visibility is no longer a ‘nice to have’ for any organization, no matter the size, and now spans a multitude of vertical industries, use-case segments and geographies. When it comes to physical domestic transportation, customers are demanding more real-time visibility into in-transit shipments.”
As the Internet of Things, or IoT, continues to evolve, one of the sectors most impacted is retail.
For many manufacturers, keeping track of shipments as the traverse a global supply chain can be a serious challenge.
We are excited to announce that Tive has been named one of Inbound Logistics magazine's 2019 Top 100 Logistics IT Providers!
As vehicles incorporate more new technologies and highly sophisticated components, it has become increasingly complicated and expensive to ship these parts.
From connected cars to home automation, the Internet of Things, or IoT, is enabling new levels of convenience and efficiency in every industry. And Supply Chain is no exception.