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The Future of Supply Chain–Data Logging Via Internet of Things (IoT)


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This paper mainly focusses on the future of supply chain. data logging via the internet of things (IoT). Data logging is the process of collecting and storing data over a while to analyze specific trends or to records the data based events/actions of a system, network or IoT environment. And apart from this, the data logging also allows information security (is) and auditing staff to analyze system access information and identify suspicious activities.

The uses of data loggers are required for a multiple of reasons, frequently to ensure compliance with industry-specific regulations, and quality and environmental control procedures. As the time is changing and technology is also changing day-by-day and due to this the data logging is influencing the supply chain in the form of warehouse, logistics trucks delivering the products, to supermarkets chillers in retail environments, and new high tech monitoring solutions on the market provide opportunities that greatly simplify the process, and many more.


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Internet of Things, Supply Chain, Data Logger.
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Abhijeet Kumar Singh
Student, IMS Ghaziabad, University Courses campus, Ghaziabad - 201009, India

Abstract


This paper mainly focusses on the future of supply chain. data logging via the internet of things (IoT). Data logging is the process of collecting and storing data over a while to analyze specific trends or to records the data based events/actions of a system, network or IoT environment. And apart from this, the data logging also allows information security (is) and auditing staff to analyze system access information and identify suspicious activities.

The uses of data loggers are required for a multiple of reasons, frequently to ensure compliance with industry-specific regulations, and quality and environmental control procedures. As the time is changing and technology is also changing day-by-day and due to this the data logging is influencing the supply chain in the form of warehouse, logistics trucks delivering the products, to supermarkets chillers in retail environments, and new high tech monitoring solutions on the market provide opportunities that greatly simplify the process, and many more.


Keywords


Internet of Things, Supply Chain, Data Logger.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22552/jijmr%2F2020%2Fv6%2Fi2%2F205283