PINC
PINC
32980 Alvarado-Niles Road, Suite 820Union City, California, 94587
United States
877.511.PINC 877.511.7462
PINC provides scalable software, hardware, and services that enable companies to identify, locate, and orchestrate inventory throughout the supply chain predictably and cost-effectively. The company’s cloud-based real-time tracking platform, powered by an Internet of Things (IoT) sensor network that includes passive RFID, GPS, computer vision, cellular, and other sensors, provides actionable insights and connected expert guidance that allow organizations to optimize their supply chain execution. PINC is part of Kaleris, an Accel-KKR Portfolio Company.
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PINC Yard Management System powers the world's leading brands
Since 2004, PINC has been a pioneer in providing real-time visibility and workflow orchestration to yard operations across distribution centers and manufacturing plants worldwide. PINC's platform is currently utilized by an array of Fortune 1000 enterprises and gives companies an effective way to move inventory faster, reduce transportation costs, and optimize their supply chain.PINC News & Resources
Using Inventory Accuracy and Yard Automation to Fight the COVID-19 Chaos
In an uncertain world where supply chain disruption is becoming a certainty, here's how good inventory management enabled by automation can help companies gain the supply chain visibility they need to keep the wheels turning.
Employing Automation Technology for a More Efficient Digital Yard Management Process
Employing technology to automate and improve the yard management process can yield enormous returns such as reducing wasted time, eliminating unnecessary costs, and expediting shipments.
Warehouse Drones: Real-Time Inventory Tracking by Air
Aerial robots are enabling organizations to use employees more efficiently and improve inventory accuracy in a world where consumers want everything now.
Transportation Technologies: First Autonomous Yard Spotters, Then Autonomous Over-the-Road Trucks
An in-depth look at how autonomous spotters and trucks will impact the supply chain over the next five to ten years.
Amazon’s Drone Delivery Program is “Taking Off”
Amazon, within months, moves closer to its goal of a drone delivery solution that scales to meet the needs of customers.
Are Drones A Sky-High Vision For The Future of Logistics?
Acceleration in Warehousing Costs Shaping Greater Efficiency and Technology Innovation
Google Drone Delivery Service Receives FAA Approval
Supply Chain Robotics Leaders Join Forces at ProMat
Robotics leaders join forces at ProMat 2019
ProMat Preview: Managing Inventory Through Aerial Robots
UPS Partners with Matternet to Transport Medical Samples via Drone across Hospital System
Positive Human-Robot Relationships Will Power the Future Supply Chain Workforce
Google’s Parent Company Alphabet Will Begin ‘Wing’ Aerial Drone Deliveries in Finland
5 Things to Know About NextGen Supply Chain Technology & Innovation
How Humans and Robots Will Work Side-by-Side in the Supply Chain
5 Ways to Streamline Supply Chain Logistics Operations with Autonomous Robots & Drones
7 Reasons for Using Autonomous Robots in Your Warehouse
Warehouse Drones Ready for Digital Inventory Management
FAA Completes Four Pilots in Its Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration Pilot Program
How Do Autonomous Robots Drive Supply Chain Innovation?
Can Warehouse Robots Help You Manage Your Inventory Better?
The Emerging Role for Warehouse Drones in the Supply Chain
Why You Need to Think Twice About Flying Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for Transportation
