In what type of system is the IGC implemented for visibility tracking?

The IGC, or In-Transit Visibility System, is specifically designed to enhance the tracking and management of assets and supplies as they move through the supply chain. It provides real-time information about the location and status of shipments, thereby increasing transparency and efficiency in the logistics process. This is particularly important in air transportation, where timely and accurate data is essential for operational planning and execution.

In contrast, the other options refer to different aspects of logistics and supply chain management. For example, a Systematic Tracking Module may offer tracking functions but lacks the comprehensive visibility focus of the IGC. The Logistics Distribution System typically deals with the broader distribution network rather than solely visibility tracking, and a Material Management System focuses primarily on inventory and resource allocation rather than real-time tracking of in-transit items. Thus, In-Transit Visibility is the most accurate characterization of the IGC because it encapsulates its function of providing detailed, ongoing visibility throughout the transportation process.