By leveraging location intelligence, decision makers gain deeper insight into market trends, consumer behaviors, foot traffic patterns, manufacturing activity, competitors’ logistics operations and much more.

With the actionable insights derived from location intelligence as well, companies increase efficiency, transparency and flexibility within their supply chains by providing information on global movement patterns in the physical world. Read the complete article here

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