GPX Insights
Asset tracking, supply chain visibility and the GPS and BLE hardware behind them, written by the GPX team.
The best GPS trackers and RTLS platforms for medical equipment in 2026, compared on technology, accuracy, and how each tracks assets inside the facility and out in the field.
Knowing where your assets are, and what shape they’re in, is a daily operational problem. Tools wander off job sites. Returnable containers vanish into the supply chain. Every blind spot costs you time and money. Cargo theft alone costs U.S.
Finding lost equipment, tools, and containers drains hours and money from any large operation. The problem scales fast across multi-site facilities and supply chains. The global IoT asset tracking market now tops USD 17.55 billion, which shows how many companies
High-value assets move across complex supply chains every day. Without real-time visibility, companies lose them to theft, misplacement, and inefficiency, and those costs hit the bottom line directly. Severe supply chain disruptions that halt production for a month or longer
High-value assets move fast across supply chains, job sites, and enterprise facilities. Lose visibility for even a day and the costs pile up: misplaced equipment, delayed shipments, and outright theft. The numbers are blunt. Gartner reports that poor data quality
A trailer leaves a yard in Dallas. A $40,000 diagnostic cart goes missing on the third floor of a hospital. A pallet of high-value parts sits idle in a depot for nine days while three people swear it shipped. None
Every business owns assets that walk off the books. A drill that left the job site in the wrong truck. A laptop that never came back from a service call. A trailer of high-value freight that disappeared somewhere between the
The global GPS tracking device market is climbing from USD 4.03 billion in 2026 to USD 9.59 billion by 2034 at an 11.5% CAGR, pushed by fleet, asset, and cargo monitoring across logistics, construction, and healthcare. At the same time,
Cargo theft losses in North America surged to nearly $725 million in 2025, a 60 percent year-over-year increase, with the average value per theft jumping 36 percent to $273,990, according to Verisk CargoNet’s 2025 annual analysis. At the same time,
Cargo theft losses in the United States and Canada hit an estimated $725 million in 2025, a 60 percent jump in a single year. At the same time, the global asset tracking market is forecast to reach $32.45 billion in
