U.S. shippers would increase their use of rail if they had better visibility into goods in transit, according to new research commissioned by global SecurityTech company Giesecke+Devrient (G+D). The findings show that freight competitiveness increasingly depends on trusted, real-time data from connected assets, not just the physical movement of goods.
U.S. shippers would increase their use of rail if they had better visibility into goods in transit, according to new research commissioned by global SecurityTech company Giesecke+Devrient (G+D). The findings show that freight competitiveness increasingly depends on trusted, real-time data from connected assets, not just the physical movement of goods.This article was originally published by Financialcontent.
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