
Emmanuel Tchombe
Founder
Built the company from scratch by defining its long-term vision, hiring the first core team members, and pitching investors to secure the funding needed to launch and scale Falcon Tag technology.
About Falcon Tag
Falcon Tag develops AI and IoT software that gives ports, terminals and infrastructure operators a defensible, real-time picture of what is happening across their estate.
Our story
Falcon Tag began in 2021 after our founders spent a winter helping a container terminal reconstruct the causes of a week of cascading delays. The data existed — in a terminal operating system, a maintenance log, a gate camera archive, a weather subscription and three spreadsheets. Nobody could see it together, and nobody could see it in time.
We built the missing layer: one platform that brings together operational data from equipment, vehicles, satellites and enterprise systems, turning fragmented information into decisions people can act on.
Today Falcon Tag works with port authorities, terminal operators and manufacturing supply chains, deploying alongside existing infrastructure rather than demanding it be replaced.

Vision
We want a world where the ports, plants and networks that move the economy operate on forward-looking intelligence — where disruption is identified while it is still an early signal, and where sustainability performance is measured from the same trusted data as operational performance.
Mission
Our mission is to integrate IoT, satellite, weather and enterprise system data into a secure, scalable platform that delivers asset tracking, predictive maintenance, anomaly detection and ESG insight — implemented without disrupting the systems our customers already depend on.
Company overview
A short overview of what Falcon Tag does: unifying IoT, satellite, weather and enterprise system data into a single real-time view of port and infrastructure operations.
It covers the operational problems we solve, how the platform deploys alongside existing systems, and the outcomes customers measure once the data is connected.
Falcon Tag
The team behind Falcon Tag's development, deployment and customer success.

Founder
Built the company from scratch by defining its long-term vision, hiring the first core team members, and pitching investors to secure the funding needed to launch and scale Falcon Tag technology.

Business Developer
Driving business development through strategic partnerships, stakeholder engagement, and effective project governance.

Digital Designer
Creating intuitive digital experiences through user-focused design, visual storytelling, and interface development.

Marketing Assistant
Supporting brand growth through digital marketing, content creation, and audience engagement.

Software Engineer
Building reliable digital solutions through software development, system integration, and continuous product improvement.
Collaborations
Working with leading research organisations to advance the future of AI-enabled supply chains.

Partnering to drive innovation in supply chain technology through funded research programmes.

Collaborating on cutting-edge research and development, including student-led engineering projects.

What to say here?
From the founder
Emmanuel Tchombe explains the visibility gap that led to Falcon Tag and how the platform is being deployed across ports and industrial supply chains.
The conversation covers how fragmented operational data creates delayed decisions, why integration with existing systems matters more than replacement, and what Falcon Tag is building next for critical infrastructure operators.
Research programme
Delivered with Numvio and a team of Brunel University London students, the programme addresses sustainability, real-time tracking, inventory accuracy, counterfeiting, security, asset utilisation, maintenance and environmental monitoring across industrial supply chains.
It combines NFC hardware with centralised management software — secure access control, real-time analytics and ERP/SCM integration — to reduce waste and support data-driven industrial practice. It is an industrial supply chain programme, not a consumer product.

Next steps
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