Gartner Market Guide for Logistics Tracking and Monitoring Systems 2026
Knowing where shipments and assets are is not enough, on its own, to prevent supply chain loss. According to Gartner, the value comes when real-time location and sensor data feeds core systems such as TMS, WMS, and ERP and drives automated workflows, from dispatch to goods receipt to rerouting. Enterprise shippers are also moving away from single-hardware vendor lock-in, toward platforms that bring multiple tracking technologies into a single source of truth. Scaling across sites depends on repeatable deployment blueprints, and on tracking costs that match the value and criticality of each asset.
How Litum Aligns with Gartner’s Market Insights:
- Connects real-time tracking and alerting to other systems through open API integration
- Combines UWB, BLE, GPS, LoRaWAN, and RFID on a single location platform
- Provides real-time zone and proximity alerts
- Offers a full-stack solution with proprietary tags, site infrastructure, and monitoring and analytics software
- Supports forklift safety and telematics, yard management, process tracking, and inventory and condition monitoring
- Delivers location intelligence for over 1 million assets and 250,000 people across shipping, industrial, healthcare, and other sectors
- Listed among Gartner’s Representative Vendors in the 2026 Market Guide for Logistics Tracking and Monitoring Systems
- Consistently named a Visionary in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Indoor Location Services
