The smart optimization model for Supply Chain Management using IoT Applications

this paper explores the theoretical capacity of the Internet of Things (IoT) to optimize delivery chain efficiency. IoT structures permit exceptional records collection and communication capabilities and guide statistics-pushed choices for the greenest supply chain operations. The paper outlines various potential use instances showcasing how IoT may be used to optimize exceptional delivery chain strategies, including stock and asset control, orders, computerized success, and predictive upkeep. The paper then offers an outline of diverse IoT architectures, additives, security standards, and protocols that can be required for the success design and implementation of an IoT platform for supply chain optimization. Sooner or later, the paper provides suggestions for deploying and dealing with IoT delivery chain initiatives.