1、The Technologies Revolutionizing Yard Management&LogisticsWhat Yard Managers and Technology Providers Need to KYards are a cornerstone of logistics operations,serving as the bridge between facilities and distribution.If there are any bottlenecks in yard operations,such as long dwell times or lack of

2、 asset visibility,the trickle-down effects on the supply chain can be significant.Time is money,and this notion is especially evident in logistics.Not only will delivery delays upset end customers and accumulate overtime labor costs,but supply chain partners could hesitate during the next contract n

3、egotiation if issues persist.To prevent bottlenecks,yard operators are increasingly investing in various technologies that provide a level of operational visibility that was previously impossible.As is articulated in this whitepaper,these hardware and software investments give yard managers a real-t

4、ime snapshot of their operations so that assets can be allocated properly,accelerating the time it takes for a load to be processed and exit the facility.Even further,some solutions ensure highly accurate product tracking,optimized trucking routes,and automation of strenuous tasks.All of these busin

5、ess outcomes take yard managers one step closer to their main goal of maximizing profits.It should be noted that,for this whitepaper,yard facilities refer to in-land yardsmanufacturing locations,warehouses,distribution centers,railway terminals,and docks;seaports and airports are excluded.2End-to-En

6、d(E2E)visibility and automation are key building blocks for the future of logistics management.Here are the technologies that organizations can leverage to improve yard efficiency and worker Yard Management Technology Vendors3Yard Management SystemsAutonomous/Remote OperationsPrivate Wireless NWhy D