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When reliability and speed are crucial, supply chain logistics can be the difference between a company thriving or withering away. Efficient supply chain logistics means faster, more predictable shipping that reduces costs and inventory while increasing revenue and customer satisfaction.

As of November 1st , 2022, Envirotainer offers their shipment report service for CryoSure® with the Logmore Dry Ice logger.

Global shipping, whether by ship, plane, train, or truck, is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. By reducing transportation needs, we help the environment.

For many people, wine is a daily drink consumed with dinner. The Blue Zones studies of areas of the world with the highest percentage of people living over 100 years show that in four of the five Blue Zones, people consume alcoholic beverages daily but in moderation. For wine to become an enjoyable part of people’s daily routines, it must go from the vineyard to the consumer without spoiling.

USB data loggers have long dominated the supply chain. This is changing. Risks associated with USB data loggers have led many to consider newer high-tech wireless data loggers. For the cold chain, a low-tech solution, QR codes may well be the best solution once you consider all the parameters.

How COVID-19 affected Supply Chain worldwide, and what you need to prevent negative impact in the future.

Jussi Koski (ex-HERE Technologies) talks about his jump from a multinational tech corporation to a fast-growing startup.

Logmore hires Reetta Piironen (ex-Vaisala) as the Head of Sourcing in April 2022. The new Head of Sourcing supports the company scale up by building the processes to guarantee the availability of components both for the new innovations and the existing product manufacturing.

With the recent growth, Logmore is bringing Timo Ala-Kokkila onboard as the company CFO.

Lauri Lankinen joins Logmore as the Head of Software Development in April 2022. The ex-Vincit software team lead will focus my efforts to support Logmore’s growth by developing and scaling the software team and its operations.

The current labor shortage affects all industries, but none more so than the eCommerce fulfillment and trucking industries. E-commerce companies struggle to find workers to handle the ever-growing demand for package shipping. The driver shortage in the trucking industry also feels the squeeze, as they can't find commercial drivers to transport goods across the country. 

The Supply Chain does not experience its best times. In this situation, a small detail can cause the butterfly effect, for better or for worse. That’s why Logmore works hard on increasing the chances of Supply Chain to survive this crisis by implementing several new features.

When we started in 2017, we aimed to remove the uncertainty from the world’s supply chains. Over 10 million euros of funding, 50 hires, and a pandemic later, the vision lives. This is the story of global supply chains becoming transparent, sustainable, and efficient. This is how every product comes to tell its story.

Covid-19 quick tests produced in Asia are carried via air freight from their production facilities to be used in Europe. The deliveries are secured with the Internet-of-Things monitoring solution by Finnish Logmore.

Santeri Kaasalainen, the Lead Software Architect of Logmore, explains why we use the tech we use.

Ilkka Pättikangas, Head of Software Development at Logmore, dives deep into the front-end technologies of the company’s product

In this blog post, we’d like to touch on the cosmetics industry and its relationship with shipping and supply chain logistics. While there are a variety of industries we service, we think cosmetic companies face some significant interesting challenges. With various product offerings, numerous colours and shades, liquid and solid compounds, exclusive yet sensitive ingredients, and more, cosmetics logistics in itself is truly unique in its own right. On one hand, new and innovative products that spark new global trends make companies take a closer look at their supply chains. On the other hand, distributors need to transport products quickly in order to meet demand, especially to reach global markets.

Quality assurance is important in all software, but eCommerce, in particular, is a software industry that is driven by user experience.