Shipcom helps consumer products, premium brands, apparel and retail firms increase in-transit visibility and manage disruptions and exceptions, from manufacturing to the point of sale.  Business benefits include decreased out of stocks, reduced costs, enhanced consumer protection and increased efficiency and agility. Shipcom also helps these companies meet supplier compliance standards for WAL*MART, Albertsons, DoD, Target, Best Buy etc.

Business Case Development
Business case development and requirements definition for pilot programs; risk and opportunity assessment

Tracking & Traceability  
Technology evaluation and selection, including RFID, wireless, cellular, bar code, and satellite; pilot and network design for cold chain, food, apparel and other consumer goods.

Product Diversion
CPG companies lose millions of dollars annually to illegally diverted product shipments. Positively identifying shipments and tracking them to their intended destinations could significantly reduce the size of the "gray market."

Anti-Counterfeiting
prevention, detection and response capabilities; as well as regulatory compliance; design, deployment and integration of RFID-based networks and other track and trace tools. Smart printing technologies to prevent counterfeiting including color shifting ink, thermal ink, holograms, holograms.

Data Management & Analytics
capture, filtering, cleansing and warehousing of RFID and EPC data from track and trace systems; integration with enterprise infrastructure; analytics and business intelligence dashboards for monitoring, pattern recognition and exception routing – to more effectively manage Total Landed Cost.

Hardware and Network Management
Hardware heartbeat monitoring, ensuring business continuity through maintenance, helpdesk support, information security, field service and disaster recovery

In - store RFID Integration
As the supply chain gets tagged with RFID tags, the shift in the use of RFID will occur for in-store activities such as the use of RFID shelf readers and mobile devices. These in-store systems will help with tracking consumer behavior, buying patterns, shelf replenishment (with signaling throughout the supply chain), backroom replenishment etc