News & Updates

On April 10th, Fog Software Group, parent company of Cadre Technologies, wrapped up its biennial User Group for customers and partners, which was hosted just outside of the city of Chicago in Schaumburg, IL. The event brought together several software companies and their customers, providing training sessions and partner opportunities, and providing fun networking opportunities fueled by beverages, delicious food options, and most importantly, all the activities at Punchbowl Social, including bowling, games, and karaoke!

In just a few weeks, Fog Software Group will be hosting its biennial User Group for its companies and their customers.

As the parent company of Cadre Technologies, Cadre customers are invited to attend this User Group event packed with fun activities, networking opportunities and invaluable software trainings and seminars that will benefit users of the various software companies under Fog Software Group‘s portfolio.

For any distribution or 3PL company, the holiday season takes preparation to make sure packages get out the door as quickly as they came in and that quality is not sacrificed for speed.

The annual holiday shopping season is a test of the global supply chain. How the companies survive or thrive depends on how multi-channel inventory management systems service the fulfillment demands of multi-channel customers.

The global supply chain was hit this year with an increased rate of disruptions, ranging from factory fires to extreme weather, according to a new report by Resilinc, a global provider of supply chain monitoring.

Online retailing is sucking up the majority of available warehouse space in the U.S., forcing operators to look for locations in the nation’s hottest markets: New York City, San Francisco, Miami, Chicago, and Los Angeles.

Despite the advantages of warehouse management system software, some warehouses have taken far too long to adopt the technology.

Global manufacturers of pharmaceuticals are working to comply with a mandate, which became U.S. law in November 2013, to have traceability of its products by 2023.

Just as it has in the healthcare, transportation, and financial service sectors, blockchain technology is positioned to be a disruptive force in supply chain industry over the coming years.

Warehouses and loading docks can be dangerous work areas. The potential of accidents involving forklifts or falls require continued vigilance plus updates on safety standards whenever necessary.