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Dallas Business Journal: North Texas company doubles in size to 400 employees after acquisition
Catherine Leffert of the Dallas Business Journal recently covered SpotSee's acquisition of TMC Hallcrest and LCR Hallcrest in an interview with CEO, Tony Fonk. SpotSee, a supply chain monitoring and solutions provider, acquired TMC Hallcrest and LCR Hallcrest to...
SpotSee CEO Appointed to Board of Directors for AIM
CEO and president, Tony Fonk, has been appointed to the board of directors of AIM, an association for the automatic identification industry. “It is an honor to help advance and define the changing world of IoT in real-world business conditions,” said Tony Fonk, CEO,...
SpotSee Acquires TMC Hallcrest and LCR Hallcrest
We are proud to announce that SpotSee® has acquired TMC and LCR Hallcrest, two global leaders in temperature monitoring products and indicators. The combined three businesses gives SpotSee the broadest range of temperature indicators in the industry, complementing our...
4 Ways to Embrace Supply Chain Technology of the Future, Today
Innovative technology continues to improve the way we do business, from our communications and marketing to developing and manufacturing new products. Even the way we transport goods changes continuously due to new technological advancements — but sometimes it seems...
The History of Passive RFID Tags: How Did We Get Here?
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is one of the quickest growing technologies. In fact, if you work in industrial manufacturing or enterprise supply chain management, you probably already have RFID implemented in some form — security, tracking, payments, and the...
SpotSee Launches WarmMark Indicator with Additional Time and Temperature Thresholds to Match COVID-19 Vaccines
SpotSee®, a global leader in supply chain temperature indicators used to monitor test specimens in the SARS and H1N1 virus outbreaks, has introduced new temperature thresholds for its WarmMark indicators to address temperature requirements associated with the vaccine...
Types of Data Loggers — What is a Data Logger?
A data logger is an electronic device that records data (temperature, pressure, impact, humidity, etc.) at specific intervals. Discover the right data logger for you by exploring the different types and their intended applications. What is a Data Logger? A data logger...
How to Monitor Temperature in Cold Chain Logistics
s Cold chain monitoring is essential to ensure the quality and potency of sensitive products. Modern temperature tracking solutions for the cold chain logistics industry provides supply chain managers with the data and proof they need to get temperature-sensitive...
SpotSee Featured on Electronic Specifier: Transforming Supply Chain Management
In any given supply chain, there’s at least one step that requires items or products to be transported from one place to another, even if that step takes place between the supplier and the end user. Jan van Niekerk of SpotSee explains. In more complex supply chains...
Most Common Risks in Cold Chain Management
Temperature regulation is a critical facet of cold chain management. Risks abound no matter how seamless your logistics operation. Are you taking the right steps to mitigate risk in your cold supply chain? Approximately the world loses three tons of human food every...
The Necessity of RFID Asset Tracking for Manufacturing
From 2020 to 2025, the global asset tracking industry will experience a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15%. After that, the sector will be worth $36.6 billion. One of the tracking methods that will contribute significantly to this growth is radio frequency...
5 Ingenious Uses of Passive RFID Tags
Passive RFID has been around for decades, but now maybe its shining, breakout moment. With its low cost and application flexibility, innovative companies around the world have found ways to put this technology to use. RFID innovation — of today and tomorrow — helps...
Avoid Supply Chain Disruptions Caused by Temperature, Impact, and More
While supply chain disruptions that cause damaged products are frustrating to customers, they can be highly disruptive and expensive for businesses. Further, substandard and spoiled goods often tarnish a brand's reputation and cause public relations nightmares. It...
The Top Uses Cases for RFID in Manufacturing
Manufacturers are always looking for innovative ways to optimize operations and reduce expenses. Radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology can optimize your supply chain by improving material flow and tracking damages. The more recent passive RFID tags serve as...
Preventing Common Types of Shipping Damage
Each year, the international maritime industry loses some $6 billion because of damage to cargo, ships, personnel, and incorrectly packed or documented cargo, according to estimates by the TT Club, a global insurance and risk-mitigation firm. In the intermodal...
SpotSee Featured on Supply Chain Now Podcast
Angela Kerr, our VP of Product Management joins Scott Luton and Greg White of Supply Chain Now to discuss leveraging technology to protect your shipments during transit. Angela explains how SpotSee helps customers look at their supply chain and identify ways that they...
What Is an Accelerometer?
Accelerometers are small axis-based devices that can be affixed to items and indicate orientation. In a smart phone, it’s the accelerometer that auto-rotates the screen and tells your stargazing app where it’s pointing in the sky. In a laptop, the accelerometer senses...
Damage in your supply chain? Using RFID to Deter Detect and Diagnose
HOME BLOG POSTS REDUCE WASTE IN YOUR SUPPLY CHAIN Did you know utilizing indicators allows a company greater visibility into their supply chain and reduce damage by up to 40-60%? No one can hide from supply chain damage, but there are solutions that can dramatically...
RFID Shipping Solutions Take Hold at Top Businesses
FedEx says the future of the supply chain includes RFID shipping solutions. CIO Rob Carter made his pronouncement in 2019, touting the RFID tags that feed information — such as temperature, impact, and vibration — into blockchain to create a secure, traceable...
Eye in the Sky: Drones and Passive RFID to Manage Assets
Drones sporting RFID readers are taking flight inside large warehouses, distribution centers, fulfillment centers, big box stores, and air cargo facilities, as well as above freight yards. They started out reading active RFID, but now have embraced passive RFID tags...
