Businesses are rooting for IoT to save them from the global supply chain crisis

Organizations are now choosing to work with businesses that share the same values to optimize operation, share data, and improve their commitment to the consumers

The holiday season is right around the corner, and businesses are still recovering from Covid. One of the major drawbacks that businesses had to face during the pandemic was supply chain problems. Experts are predicting that IoT devices can solve this issue if applied correctly. In recent times, supply chain issue has affected various sectors, and the required volume of components are not being delivered on time. Inmarsat, a popular British Telco, has stated that businesses face many challenges from the rise in population, increased demand, efforts to keep carbon footprint minimal, shortage of resources, and the newly introduced safety policies due to Covid.

Organizations are now choosing to work with businesses that share the same values to optimize operation, share data, and improve their commitment to the consumers. Inmarsat is playing a major role in the supply chain by being one of the important satellite communication providers. As of now, the company works in transport, agriculture, energy and fuel distribution, military, smart cities, mining, and oil production. Inmarsat is certain that IoT can play a major role in supply chain management because of its web of production and distribution relationships with organizations keen on adopting IoT in recent years.