What type of information is critical for planners to track an asset's status in the Global Transportation Network (GTN)?

Tracking an asset's status in the Global Transportation Network (GTN) relies heavily on movement data. This information includes real-time updates regarding the location, speed, condition, and progress of the asset as it moves through various transportation stages. Movement data is essential for logistics planners as it enables them to monitor the status of shipments, make timely decisions, and optimize routes for efficiency. This data also helps in risk management by allowing planners to anticipate delays or issues in transit.

While other types of information, such as inventory levels, historical performance data, and shipment categorization, can support logistical decisions, they do not provide the immediate and essential insights into the real-time status of an asset's journey. Movement data is fundamentally what allows planners to maintain situational awareness and effectively manage the transportation of assets within the GTN.