However economies develop post-COVID, it’s clear that our world is entirely dependent on lengthy supply chains. Even if goods are manufactured or produced locally – and sold locally, for the vast majority of things we consume, freight transport is essential.

Since the safe and timely delivery of materials across these and other transport routes is paramount, freight companies are increasingly seeking to use IoT data to optimise performance, while manufacturers and others in the supply chain wish to collect information about goods while in transit.

One way or another, it’s fair to say that data is essential to the development of the global supply and logistics industry. That data needs to be collected and distributed, so that it can be processed. So, in this context, it’s worth thinking about some key factors as you seek to optimise IoT data collection and transfer, across your freight journey.

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