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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

Introduction India’s direct-to-consumer (D2C) market has been expanding at a rapid pace in recent years, driven by the digital revolution, increased internet accessibility, and growing consumer preference for online shopping. The country’s D2C brands are capitalizing on this transformation, creating a market that values unique customer experiences, transparency, and convenience. As a leading player in IoT technology, Jimi IoT has keen insights into the broader D2C ecosystem in India, as well as the ways our smart products and connected solutions can empower brands to build customer loyalty and streamline their operations. This article delves into the factors driving the D2C

Introduction As we approach 2025, cold chain logistics is poised for significant transformation, driven by evolving market demands, technological advancements, and sustainability imperatives. This sector, dedicated to the storage, transportation, and distribution of temperature-sensitive goods like food, pharmaceuticals, and certain electronic components, is positioned to navigate market shifts and remain resilient. Below are the emerging trends set to shape cold chain logistics in 2025, along with insights into how Jimi IoT’s advanced solutions can address these evolving needs. Rising Demand and Urban Cold Storage Constraints The global market for frozen and refrigerated goods continues to grow, largely driven by the

Introduction In today’s world, maintaining resilient and efficient supply chains is crucial. The Port of Rotterdam, often dubbed the “Gateway to Europe,” plays a strategic role in global logistics, especially with Europe’s regulatory landscape evolving and external factors creating continuous disruptions. Recent discussions on Rotterdam’s importance in the logistics landscape have brought forward essential considerations for companies looking to adapt their operations to meet market demands. Key priorities include optimizing cold chain logistics, implementing advanced product tracking, and ensuring driver safety—areas where IoT solutions, such as those provided by Jimi IoT, can greatly enhance operational performance and resilience. Cold Chain

Introduction Ground freight trucking is a crucial component of today’s global supply chains. Serving as a vital link between air, sea, and inland transport, it facilitates seamless integration across various logistical stages and directly impacts warehousing, customs, and delivery timelines. Ground freight trucking is essential for connecting supply chain nodes, from warehouses to distribution centers, ensuring an efficient and streamlined logistics network. Advantages of Ground Freight Trucking Ground freight trucking brings several unique benefits to supply chains, allowing companies to navigate complex logistics processes with ease. Its ability to handle various cargo types while providing efficient delivery solutions makes ground

Introduction Every year on November 11th, millions participate in a shopping frenzy across China and beyond, highlighting the immense scale of e-commerce logistics in the region. Alibaba, a leading giant in this retail phenomenon, has turned Singles’ Day into a remarkable showcase of supply chain efficiency, managing more packages in a single day than some nations handle in an entire year. In 2020, Alibaba achieved an astonishing record of $74.1 billion in sales over an extended Singles’ Day period, surpassing the combined totals of Black Friday and Cyber Monday in the United States. This remarkable achievement underscores the rapid growth

Introduction According to FreightWaves, U.S.-Mexico trade hit $73.77 billion in August 2024, marking an 18-month streak with Mexico as the top U.S. trade partner. Total trade for the year reached $560 billion, reflecting significant economic growth. However, this growth brings challenges, particularly cargo theft prevention in Mexico’s borderlands, where high-value shipments are frequently targeted. As trade between these two nations flourishes, so too does the logistical challenge of securing these valuable goods, particularly in the high-risk areas of Mexico’s borderlands. Despite the robust economic exchanges, cargo theft remains a serious concern that threatens supply chains in the region. The Growing

Introduction Since the discovery of oil and natural gas in the mid-20th century, the Middle East has centered its economy around the fossil fuel industry. However, in recent years, nations in the region have made a conscious shift towards diversifying their economies by investing in other sectors, particularly technology and trade. This transformation signals a forward-thinking approach to long-term economic sustainability and growth. Among the industries experiencing significant expansion is logistics. Historically, the Middle East has always been a pivotal hub for trade between Asia, Europe, and Africa due to its strategic location, bordering both the Persian Gulf and the

Introduction As Africa’s agricultural and pharmaceutical sectors continue to grow, the need for reliable cold chain logistics has become more critical than ever. Cold chain logistics, which involves the transportation and storage of temperature-sensitive goods, plays a vital role in preserving the quality of food, pharmaceuticals, and other perishable products. This article explores the importance of cold chain logistics in Africa, the challenges it faces, the innovations driving growth, and the opportunities for the future. The Importance of Cold Chain Logistics in Africa Cold chain logistics ensures that temperature-sensitive products like fresh produce, dairy, meat, and pharmaceuticals are kept at