AI-enabled IoT and supply chain visibility platform for defense and commercial operations
Shipcom operates a full-stack IoT and supply chain platform spanning asset tracking, fleet management, cold chain logistics, and warehouse operations. The tech stack—SQL Server, Oracle, .NET, React, Azure IoT Hub, Kubernetes, MQTT—reflects a mature enterprise architecture built for mission-critical deployments. Active projects center on real-time locating systems (RTLS) integration, master data management, and multitenant data migration, while pain points cluster around database performance, API optimization, and disaster recovery—typical pressure points in a growing IoT platform scaling toward federal and defense customers.
Shipcom builds AI-infused IoT solutions for supply chain visibility and operational management, serving U.S. Federal agencies, state and local governments, defense contractors, and commercial enterprises. Founded in 1998, the company operates from Houston, Texas with a workforce of 51–200 employees. The platform—Shipcom AI—integrates RFID, IoT sensors, and real-time analytics to provide end-to-end asset tracking and decision support across defense, healthcare, manufacturing, and logistics. Current capacity is directed toward RTLS device integration, multi-tenant architecture scaling, and data warehouse alignment to support both growth and regulatory compliance.
Shipcom uses SQL Server, Oracle, DB2 for databases; .NET, C#, Java, Python for backend; React, Angular, Next.js for frontend; Azure IoT Hub, MQTT, Kubernetes for infrastructure; and Postman, Selenium, Appium for testing and QA.
Shipcom is headquartered in Houston, Texas. The company was founded in 1998 and is privately held.
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