ABC INOAC Exterior Systems LLC has procured Surgere’s patented RFID technology to use in their manufacturing process, to gain visibility on production. Green, OH – – ABC INOAC Exterior Systems...
Under the big newsy economic supply chain headlines in manufacturing, production, transportation, and workforce availability are bigger problems for the automotive industry. Raw materials, a tropical tree fungus, aluminum production...
Historically, supply chain technology has focused on strengthening commercial connections through the Order-to-Pay process, primarily using ERP. Today, we know supply chain success is based on technology delivering part and...
Supply chain management technology should see more deals in 2022 as the dust settles from pandemic-related disruptions that produced product bottlenecks around the world, sector advisors and participants said. “There’s...
Enhance your inventory system with the IoT to keep food safe Whether you’re raising livestock, cultivating crops in the field or grove, processing fresh food into consumer and industry saleable...
Cloud-based software and agile ways of working can provide the resiliency that companies urgently need. It was a painful lesson. Companies that once boasted the world’s leanest, most efficient global...
With supply chain problems plaguing manufacturers from coast to coast, one Burbank business owner wants to get around it by sourcing his materials locally. Brian Hollowaty is chief executive of...
Supply chain has become a hot topic as it relates to commerce, economics, consumer spending and expectations, national security, and more. Surgere CEO Bill Wappler appeared on Bloomberg television’s Balance...
Interius™ encompasses Surgere’s expanding and flexible IoT sensor-based technology to accurately gather activity data. Green, OH – Surgere, a pioneer in the evolving i4.0 supply chain management, announced today the...
Chip shortages, transportation jams, and rising shipping container costs are only a few hiccups in the current global supply chain juggernaut. Eighteen months into the pandemic, and here we still...
