Robotics holds immense potential in automating warehouse workflows by increasing e-commerce order fulfillment and reducing physical strain on human workers. However, a relatively small number of organizations are prepared to implement robots into warehouse facilities efficiently. From here, enterprises have three options:
Fleet safety is a critical aspect of protecting drivers, maximizing Return on Investment (ROI), and preserving brand image. Yet many commercial fleet operators lack the means to identify risky driving behaviors and quickly resolve issues. Trucks and buses are increasingly at the center of fatal road incidents in the United States, highlighting the need for cutting-edge technology that can help prevent road accidents.
Fleet managers in the United States contend with a variety of challenges that hinder profitability. Whether it’s rising fuel costs or new regulations, the right fleet management system addresses the most pressing issues. However, not all fleet management software provides the measurable Return on Investment (ROI) that organizations seek.
As fleet telematics systems evolve from basic vehicle tracking to comprehensive fleet intelligence platforms, selecting the right partner has become a strategic decision. The right telematics solution can reduce operating costs, increase safety, and enhance asset utilization, but only if it meets your operational needs and scales with your business.
Only a select few technology companies can truly claim that innovation is embedded in their corporate DNA. Many others follow the trail blazed by industry giants, striving to replicate their success. In today’s hyper-competitive and rapidly evolving digital world, identifying the most innovative technology companies is crucial for both solution providers looking to benchmark performance and organizations seeking strategic partners.
The ability to lead in innovation not only reflects a company’s technical prowess, but also signals future-readiness, market leadership, and customer-centricity. ABI Research’s Competitive Rankings for 2025 provide an unbiased lens into these innovation leaders, offering a nuanced perspective on transformative capabilities across 12 technology segments.
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From tariff impacts on the supply chain to advanced satellite innovations, ABI Research’s latest whitepapers shed light on the transformative forces shaping the global technology landscape in 2025. This blog highlights 10 must-read publications this year, each offering unique insights and strategic guidance across manufacturing, connectivity, smart infrastructure, and more.
ABI Research’s latest Competitive Ranking offers a clear view of today’s most advanced fleet telematics companies. As software platforms evolve beyond traditional vehicle tracking to support broader fleet and operational intelligence, ABI Research evaluates each vendor across two critical dimensions: implementation and innovation.
Supply chain risks can come in many forms, abruptly disrupting operations. A seaport could become congested, a trade policy may require new suppliers, or low consumer demand might result in inventory overstock. From the COVID-19 pandemic to the new U.S. tariffs, recent events have made it clear that enterprises cannot assume their supply chains will always remain stable. In fact, they should always prepare for the worst to limit the damage from potentially disruptive crises. To mitigate supply chain risks, companies must leverage effective Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) strategies. SCRM is essential to identifying supply chain vulnerabilities, including internal bottlenecks, supplier issues, geopolitical changes, regulations, and other factors.
