The world of hacking has evolved into two major varieties: industrialised attacks and advanced persistent threats (APT).
Logistics & Supply Chain Technology, Transportation & Distribution
Logistics and supply chain technology is a broad term that encompasses the use of technology to improve the efficiency, visibility, and sustainability of the supply chain. Supply chain technology is the use of digital tools and applications to improve the efficiency, visibility, and transparency of the supply chain. IT Reseller articles relating to the Logistics environment covering Logistics IT, Transportation, warehousing, supply chain solutions, warehouse management, transport and distribution.
What every CEO should know about advanced persistent threats and industrialised hacking
Jun 14, 2010
ATS introduces Cesium making PeopleSoft even more powerful
Jun 14, 2010
Accu-Time Systems announced the availability of its Cesium Middleware at the Oracle Human Capital Management Users Group (OHUG) meeting in Las Vegas.
Key event hosted by RFID analysts - providing impartial insight into RFID progress and opportunities
Jun 14, 2010
RFID grew regardless of the recession. The biggest spenders have been and still are governments, who are able to implement large schemes such as animal tagging, transit ticketing, people identification etc where the paybacks are typically greater efficiency and improved safety.
Allied Telesis launches Star Partner Programme
Jun 11, 2010
Allied Telesis has launched the first phase of a new partner and channel programme. The Allied Telesis Star Partner Programme provides sales support, training and tools for partners enabling them to be more successful in a highly competitive industry.
Disturbed supply chain puts self-adhesive labelling industry under pressure
Jun 08, 2010
FINAT, the European association for the self-adhesive label industry has been alerted by growing concerns about the tight market conditions their members are facing.
Cabinet NG introduces Web-based Document Workflow
Jun 07, 2010
Cabinet NG (CNG) has announced the availability of its latest version of CNG-WEB, a module that provides a secure web-browser interface to CNG-SAFE.
EASYLABEL 5 multi-user labelling software
Jun 07, 2010
Tharo Systems, Inc. presents EASYLABEL 5 Multi-User software for designing and printing product identification, barcode and RFID labels.
ScanSource Partner Tour goes full throttle
Jun 07, 2010
On 16 June the ScanSource Europe Partner Tour returns to the UK, with resellers invited to a very special location: PalmerSport, near Bedford.
Epson launches new high print volume, multifunctional colour laser printer
Jun 02, 2010
Epson has announced the latest addition to its colour business printer range, the AcuLaser CX28DN multifunction laser series.
A Spirit-ed delivery for NYK Logistics
Jun 01, 2010
Logistics companies tend to serve a wide variety of customers, with very varying needs. For instance, NYK Logistics UK has to service contracts with a range of requirements relating to supply chain visibility.
Logistics & Supply Chain Technology
Supply chain technology is the use of digital tools and applications to improve the efficiency, visibility, and transparency of the supply chain. These technologies can help businesses to track inventory, manage logistics, and collaborate with suppliers in real time.
Some of the most common supply chain technologies include:
- Enterprise resource planning (ERP) software: ERP software integrates all of a company's business functions, including accounting, manufacturing, and sales, into a single system. This can help to improve efficiency and visibility across the supply chain.
- Warehouse management systems (WMS): WMS software helps to track inventory levels, manage picking and packing, and optimize warehouse operations.
- Transportation management systems (TMS): TMS software helps to plan and track shipments, manage carrier relationships, and optimize freight costs.
- Cloud-based supply chain solutions: Cloud-based supply chain solutions provide businesses with a way to access and share data across the supply chain in real time. This can help to improve visibility and collaboration.
- Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML): AI and ML are being used to automate tasks, improve decision-making, and predict future demand.
- The Internet of Things (IoT): IoT sensors can be used to track the location of goods, monitor equipment, and collect data on environmental conditions.
