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Introduction Geofencing is an advanced technology that uses GPS to create virtual boundaries around specific locations. This dynamic tool is a cornerstone for industries such as construction, fleet management, and logistics, offering a seamless way to enhance operational efficiency, security, and compliance. By setting up these virtual perimeters, businesses can receive instant alerts when equipment, vehicles, or personnel cross predefined boundaries, enabling better resource management and swift action against potential issues. How Does Geofencing Work? Geofencing integrates location-based technologies and software to establish and monitor virtual boundaries. Below is a streamlined breakdown of how geofencing operates: 3. Monitoring and Alerts

The Impact of Rising Fuel Costs on Fleet Management Fuel is one of the most significant expenses in fleet operations. Rising fuel taxes and environmental regulations exacerbate these challenges, pushing businesses to seek innovative ways to cut costs. Inefficient routes, excessive idling, and harsh driving behaviors not only increase fuel consumption but also wear down vehicles prematurely, adding to maintenance costs. To counter these challenges, integrating GPS tracking systems offers actionable insights into vehicle performance and driver behavior, empowering fleet managers to make informed decisions that directly reduce fuel usage. Optimizing Fleet Performance Through GPS Tracking Modern GPS tracking devices

Introduction Driving habits impacting fleet costs are more than just a management concern—they’re a cornerstone of efficient fleet management. Green driving not only protects the environment but also reduces costs, improves fuel efficiency, and enhances your fleet’s performance. By encouraging responsible driving habits, businesses can optimize fuel use, reduce maintenance expenses, and portray a positive brand image to their communities. 1. Underinflated Tires Are Draining Your Budget Improper tire pressure might seem minor, but it’s silently eating into your fleet’s efficiency. Vehicles with underinflated tires experience greater rolling resistance, which forces the engine to work harder and consume more fuel.

Introduction Food waste is one of the most pressing challenges in today’s supply chains, with significant environmental, economic, and ethical implications. Across the supply chain—from farms to dining tables—a substantial portion of food is lost or wasted due to inefficiencies in handling, storage, transportation, and distribution. The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that over one-third of all available food goes uneaten annually, representing millions of tons of waste and billions of dollars in lost value. Addressing this issue requires a concerted effort and a strategic approach to managing perishable goods more effectively. While food waste remains a complex problem, advancements

Introduction As 2025 approaches, businesses must navigate significant updates to trade regulations impacting European supply chains. These changes, spanning customs requirements and compliance mandates, hold the potential to redefine operational strategies for cross-border trade. Adapting to these shifts is no longer about mere compliance but unlocking strategic value through efficient customs practices. This article highlights the critical trade regulations taking effect in 2025 and provides actionable insights for businesses preparing to align with the evolving landscape. Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) Businesses must upgrade their reporting frameworks to meet these stringent requirements, ensuring a seamless transition while minimizing compliance risks.

Introduction The over-the-road (OTR) transport industry is facing a dramatic rise in cargo thefts. As thieves combine traditional theft methods with more advanced robbery techniques, it’s become essential for stakeholders to implement robust tracking and geofencing technologies to better safeguard shipments. To address the topic of cargo theft prevention, Four fundamental strategies stand out as the most important to help safeguard shipments. These methods combine technology, operational best practices, and strategic planning to minimize the risk of theft. 1. Implement Robust Tracking and Monitoring Systems One of the most effective ways to prevent cargo theft is through real-time tracking of

Introduction Mexican manufacturing is poised for significant transformation in 2025, maintaining its position as a vital component of North America’s economic ecosystem. Over the past two decades, Mexico has risen as a manufacturing powerhouse, with goods exports to the United States growing 350% from $136 billion in 2000 to $475 billion in 2023. This growth has been fueled by geopolitical tensions, a global pandemic, and shifting global supply chain strategies. 1. Upskilling of Labor: Building a Future-Ready Workforce Mexican manufacturing is moving up the value chain, driven by an influx of advanced industries like automotive, aerospace, and semiconductors. This evolution

Introduction In the competitive world of perishable goods, maintaining consistent quality and freshness is non-negotiable. Customers judge produce not just by its taste but by its visual appeal and texture in-store — critical factors that determine supermarket success. Behind the scenes, cold chain management ensures this standard is met, but it’s a complex, multi-step process fraught with challenges. The Jimi IoT Advantage in Cold Chain Management Managing a cold chain effectively requires innovative technology that ensures real-time visibility, accurate reporting, and immediate responses to potential disruptions. The LL309 Temperature and Humidity Monitoring Tracker is specifically designed to address the complexities

Introduction For industries operating in harsh environments—such as mining, logistics, and construction—choosing asset trackers with essential features for extreme conditions is crucial. These trackers not only ensure consistent performance but also provide critical data for managing remote assets effectively. Whether dealing with temperature extremes or high-impact settings, asset trackers must be resilient and capable of delivering reliable results in demanding scenarios. Below, we cover the five essential features that make an asset tracker reliable, resilient, and effective even in the harshest conditions. Extended Temperature Tolerance Extreme temperatures are common in industries like oil and gas, mining, and arctic transport, where

Introduction As we look toward 2025, project logistics trends are set to evolve amid changing global demands, emerging technologies, and shifts in economic and environmental priorities. Special cargo logistics—which encompasses large-scale shipments like heavy equipment, renewable energy components, and oversized industrial machinery—is unique for its reliance on various transportation methods, including RORO (Roll-On/Roll-Off), break-bulk, and containerized vessels. Each of these transport modes faces specific challenges, but collectively, they drive forward the efficiency and resilience of supply chains worldwide. Here’s what to anticipate for project logistics in 2025, reflecting key industry shifts from the perspective of Jimi IoT, an innovator in

Introduction Africa’s agricultural sector has long been one of its economic backbones, supported by rich natural resources and favorable growing conditions. However, as the continent’s agricultural exports increase, the demand for advanced cold chain logistics has surged, especially for products requiring temperature control to maintain quality. Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries account for at least 17% of Africa’s GDP, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), underscoring the critical role that cold chain infrastructure plays in supporting the continent’s exports and economic resilience. In Kenya, one of East Africa’s