The security has always been a central concern for us in what comes to designing services. Today we'd like to open the concept of Cyber Security a bit.

In our series of posts on the topic of Cyber Security, we discuss the Internet-of-Things side of the topic today.

Internet-of-Things: What is it and how is it present in the everyday of condition monitoring? How can it be used to increase productivity and save profits?

For years now, we’ve heard about the new trend about transforming your business to “go green”. Companies have been devising new strategies and constantly circumstance monitoring to retain, or improve, efficiency while cutting costs by recycling more and sourcing local products, to name a few.

Circumstance monitoring, data logging, logistics, and countless other standard business tasks are expected to be standard automation tasks in the coming years. Too good to be true? We don't think so.

Reverse logistics - the inevitable flow, stream or random droplets of products returning back to the retailer or producer. There are many different approaches to how companies handle their reverse logistics, and there's no one "right" solution to it. Here's one take on the topic.

Slush 2018 is behind us now, and so is our grand service launch. While excited about what is going on now, let's take a look back at #slush18.

It has been said, “if you can’t measure it, you can’t improve it.” The problem most of us face is not that we don’t have enough data; instead, it is knowing how to use data collection and analysis to our advantage.

As a startup, we're excitedly waiting for Slush, the biggest startup event in the world. But what to expect when you're expecting (Slush)?

Data is one of our most valuable resources, but only if we mine and refine it wisely. We have more information at our fingertips than ever before, and an opportunity to use data as a launchpad for business development and greater profitability.

Every successful company has probably lost a customer or two along the road to mistakes they could have avoided. We want to share these 10 tips on what we've learned during the years and how you might save customer relationships you otherwise might accidentally risk.

The supply chain is a sequential series of processes that occur when distributing a commodity. A lean supply chain rids waste from operations, striving toward the lowest possible cost for individuals in the system. With goods seamlessly travelling through the chain, businesses can meet the precise customer need for the product, thus maximizing profits.

The global adoption of the technologies, specifically regarding the Internet of Things (IoT), has changed how virtually every business conducts themselves. Nowadays, we’re all used to spending inordinate amounts of our time surrounded by these technologies: our phones, laptops, tablets, smartwatches, Amazon Alexa's, you name it. So it should come as little shock that the future of supply chain management will largely be driven by technology.

The coming downturn in world trade will see some companies fold, and others merge in a bid to continue trading. So, the need for rapid innovation for freight companies who wish to survive has never seemed more significant. Let's examine the latest trends in freight and logistics for 2020.