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With Tive's Return-By-Mail tracker, you can monitor shipments all the way to their final destinations without any special infrastructure for collecting or returning trackers.

Earlier this month, one of the world's biggest cargo ships suffered the loss of over 200 containers due to rough weather in the North Sea, highlighting the unpredictability of the global supply chain.

In a recent op ed with Transport Topics, we discuss how new IoT tools are making it possible for manufacturers to adapt data-driven optimization strategies across the supply chain.

Tive is excited to announce that in partnership with USPS, we have launched our return-by-mail tracker, enabling seamless return logistics for shipments within the US.

Are you interested in learning more about how IoT tools can bring a new level of real-time visibility to your supply chain? We'll help you make good on that New Year's resolution, and get you started tracking your in-transit goods and integrating data-driven analysis from end to end.

In this recent op ed with ECN Magazine, we discuss how IoT technologies are making an impact on the medical supply chain to reduce in-transit damages, cut costs, and ultimately, save lives.

The Market Guide from Gartner provides an overview of the challenges and trends in the supply chain visibility space today, as well as in-depth market analysis and details regarding providers in the market.

From the impact of new technologies to growing expectations for real-time visibility throughout supply chain operations, there are few key trends that have emerged over the past year.

Here are the five reasons that forward thinking manufacturers are already investing in real-time supply chain visibility solutions.

In this recent op ed with Electronics Sourcing magazine, we discuss how a global electronics manufacturer uses Tive’s sensor-driven tracking solution to tackle in-transit damages and delivery delays in shipments around the world.

According the National Turkey Federation, Americans consume over 700 million pounds of turkey every Thanksgiving. And getting all that turkey from farm to fork is no easy task.

With the rise of Amazon, Uber, and home IoT products, consumer expectations for real-time visibility have never been higher. And these trends are not isolated to the world of B2C. These consumer experiences are driving digitalization across every industry — none more so than supply chain.