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Shipping in Hot Weather: Advanced Strategies to Protect Your Supply Chain

GoShip Blog

The Real Risk Isn’t the Heat, It’s the Variability One of the biggest mistakes in summer logistics is planning based on average temperatures. What causes real disruptions are temperature spikes and hyperlocal weather shifts along the route. For example, a food shipment may leave Chicago at 82°F but pass through Kansas at 110°F.

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How Bosch, JD.com, and Ford Are Using 5G to Transform Supply Chains

Logistics Viewpoints

By analyzing vibration, temperature, and usage patterns, the system can detect early signs of failure before downtime occurs. Warehouse Efficiency and Workforce Tools Warehouses today are complex environments filled with mobile devices, automated systems, and data-intensive workflows.

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The Data-Driven Supply Chain: AI, Cybersecurity, and Real-Time Monitoring

Logistics Viewpoints

Smaller enterprises, however, often remain limited to off-the-shelf forecasting tools or point solutions without broader system integration. Environmental Monitoring in Sensitive Freight Cold chain logistics, chemical shipments, and electronics distribution increasingly rely on real-time temperature, humidity, and shock sensors.

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DHL Opens Dublin Facility Supporting Tech and Healthcare Growth

Logistics Business Magazine

From expert compliance support to customs clearance tools to full supply chain visibility, DHL delivers the right programmes and solutions to enable seamless operations and informed decision-making at all stages. This enables temperature to be fully maintained at all times, an innovative feature which sets an industry standard.

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Edge Computing in Logistics: Enabling Real-Time Data Processing Closer to Operations

Logistics Viewpoints

Edge devices in logistics must often operate outdoors or in other harsh conditions, including extreme temperatures, exposure to vibration during transport, and inconsistent power quality, all of which can affect reliability. Environmental factors present additional challenges. Finally, real-time decision-making complexity must be addressed.

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Top Supply Chain Projects Award: Collaboration is Key

Food Logistics

Being able to unite multiple lines of business, held across multiple 3PLs and across multiple temperature ranges and certifications, has been a game-changer, saving millions of dollars in freight costs and reducing the complexity of the operation, which led to greater accuracy and on-time shipping. In fact, 61.6%

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LTL vs. FTL Shipping: Find the Best Freight Solution for Your Business

GoShip Blog

For example, a small e-commerce business shipping inventory to several regional warehouses might find LTL shipping rates to be the most economical option. Specialized Options: Ideal for fragile, high-value, or temperature-sensitive shipments. Shipments weigh between 150 and 15,000 pounds. Youre prioritizing affordability over speed.