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The Internet of Things (IoT) is taking the world of delivery-based organizations by storm. By 2025, there will be 116 million connected vehicles in the U.S. alone and each of those connected vehicles will upload approximately 25 gigabytes of data to the cloud per hour – approximately 25 billion terabytes of total connected vehicle data ...

“Today we consider ourselves to be a pioneer in the global mobile connected economy. We provide visibility and traceability of mobile assets, their passengers and contents anywhere in the world at any moment in time.” CalAmp CEO Michael Burdiek During my time so far as CEO, CalAmp has changed dramatically. We are going through another ...

As consumer pressure grows product order visibility, the challenge to find a reliable, IoT-based, supply chain solution may seem daunting.  But Alex Crane-Robinson Vice President, Sales and Marketing, EMEA, CalAmp, offers the inside track on picking a perfect supply chain visibility partner: When implementing an IoT-based solution to fill gaps in supply chain visibility, there ...

Digital transformation brings complexity; that’s a given. But nowhere is this more the case than when it’s happening in an organization’s supply chain. As it is, you’d be hard pressed to find an area of operations more complex than supply chain logistics. If you’re like most companies, that division is increasingly defined by complex third ...

Embracing new technology means that a truly connected end-to-end supply chain with 100% visibility is no longer a pipe-dream,revealsJeff Newman, Vice President of Supply Chain Visibility Solution Sales, CalAmp. As the market for Less than Truckload (LTL) and last-mile deliveries grows, the problem of tracking individual shipments has become more complicated, proving a headache for ...

Logistics experts must embrace the Internet of Things to keep pace with customer expectations As e-commerce sales continue to grow, so does customer expectation – customers demand their delivery on time, every time and feel the need to track where the delivery is at any given minute.  Carriers, seeking end-to-end visibility need to adopt new ...