Abstract The Internet of Things aims to connect networked information systems and real-
world business processes. Technologies, such as barcodes, radio transponders (RFID) and …

Current logistics processes demand more detailed and more up-to-date information about
the logistic objects and their state than is provided by bar codes or RF-ID smart labels …

Miniaturization and price decline are increasingly allowing for the use of RFID tags and
sensors in inter-organizational supply chain applications. This contribution aims at …

Perishables need special conditions within the food supply chain like temperature or
humidity. There is a lack of information along the food supply chain (FSC) concerning …

Deployment of embedded technologies is increasingly being examined in industrial supply
chains as a means for improving efficiency through greater control over purchase orders …

The “EPCglobal Architecture Framework” is currently the most accepted technical approach
to the Internet of Things and provides a solid foundation for building Business-to-Business …

Using existing technology, nowadays it is possible to solve, or at least to reduce, most of the
possible negative effects caused by the mismanagement of the supply chain process. In …

Recent innovations in mobile and sensor technologies allow the creation of digital
representations of almost any physical entity and its parameters over time at any place …

Advancements in sensors and devices have enabled Internet of Things (IoT) adoption in
various sectors, especially in domains looking to automate and increase their real-time …

Having the right product at the right time at the right place and in the right condition–these
are the well-known requirements for logistics and transportation in general. But fulfilling …