Automotive Industry
A World Where Nothing Goes Missing – Ever
With millions upon millions of products and components flowing through auto parts supply chains every year, little attention is paid to the humble rack totes and transport items that keep that flow moving. ACSIS does. And our commitment to total supply chain visibility means you can keep track of every item in your supply chain in real time, including those rack totes.
You Can Stop Searching Now
When your product returns can consist of especially large, heavy items (your auto parts supply chains are brimming with them), nothing will happen without adequate transport items in the right place when they’re needed. Do you know where every one of them is? Their precise locations and the means of transporting them to where they’re really needed? ACSIS can ensure you’ll know where your transport items are all the time.
With ACSIS providing track and trace capability in your supply chain, we won’t overlook your racks and totes. We’ll track them, just like we can your auto parts, in real time. And we’ll do it effortlessly, by tapping into a centralized pool of data that ACSIS creates where real-time location and status information is captured on every serializable item in your supply chain.
ACSIS Point of View on Supply Chain Disruption in the Automotive Industry
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Speeding the Pace of Supply Chain Innovation
Pack Expo saw nearly 45,000 attendees flock to Chicago last month for an incredible array of cutting-edge technologies. Every aspect of packaging and shipping was present, from pharmaceuticals to food to industrial items.
New California Bill AB 1760 “Bulk Merchandise Pallets” changes the rules for junk dealers and recyclers
What happens to plastic and wooden shipping pallets when they’re lost, forgotten or misplaced? They stack up. There’s hardly a wholesaler or distribution center that isn’t cluttered with stacks and stacks of pallets of every description.
Where is Your Supply Chain’s Vanishing Point?
Visibility solutions are a slam dunk win for supply chain managers, especially in such perilous times. They’re now a fundamental element that must be forged into every link. But too many supply chains contain a vanishing point where visibility fades to black.
