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In this op ed with Supply Chain Brain, we discuss the ways in which new data sharing technologies are making an impact in the supply chain industry.

In this interview with Food Logistics, Tive CEO Krenar Komoni sheds light on the important of track-and-trace visibility solutions for the food supply chain.

Tive is proud to announce that CEO Krenar Komoni has received the 2019 Food Logistics Champions: Rock Stars of the Supply Chain award.

Tive is thrilled to announce that CEO and Founder Krenar Komoni has been recognized by Supply & Demand Chain Executive as one of 2019's Pros to Know.

In this recent op ed with Automotive Logistics, Tive CEO Krenar Komoni and Tive customer Agron Galimuna, executive managing director at Tri-Wall Austria Packaging Systems, discuss the impact of IoT on the automotive supply chain.

Tive launches the Tive Solo 2G supply chain tracker, a low-cost single-use tracker which provides real-time visibility across the supply chain while eliminating reverse logistics challenges.

Today, more and more manufacturers and shippers are adopting IoT tools to improve their supply chain operations. Here are three of the most significant ways in which IoT is changing the game when it comes to the industrial supply chain.

A recent in-depth Wall Street Journal article shed light on one of the most significant challenges in the modern pharmaceutical industry: rising costs associated with supply chain management.

In this recent interview with Supply Chain Brain Editor-in-Chief Russel Goodman, Tive CEO & Founder Krenar Komoni sheds light on the latest developments in supply chain as well as what's in store for the future.

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.