Asset tracker stories
Myriota launches AssetHawk, a rugged satellite IoT tracker promising global coverage and 10-year battery life for remote industrial assets.
MUSE has unveiled a digital investment platform for luxury assets, enabling investors to trade items like rare handbags and fine wines as investment-grade assets.
Giesecke+Devrient has unveiled its new ultra-thin Smart Label, turning any package into an IoT device for enhanced tracking and security.
Aspen Technology has launched V14.3 of its aspenONE portfolio, featuring Industrial AI and enhanced data integration to optimise operations and sustainability for asset-intensive industries.
These low-energy tags are designed to bring diverse form factors, environmental ratings, and capabilities to meet customer's asset tracking needs.
With the new feature, brands can capture and upload field data in and around a physical location to inform and plan their location decisions.
Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise adds contact tracing to its indoor Asset Tracking solution, aiding social distancing efforts.
Transdev Australasia is transitioning to a cloud-based asset management system in order to improve their processes.
Forum Group and Tecala have forged an agreement that will allow for the exchange of services, broadening each business' portfolio.
A survey by Ivanti reveals 43% of IT professionals still rely on spreadsheets for asset tracking, highlighting significant ITSM and ITAM alignment challenges.
Ivanti unveils Asset Manager Cloud to secure and optimise IT asset lifecycle, tackling missing 30% of IT hardware.
SharedAffairs has launched a digital estate planning platform in the UK, aimed at simplifying the documentation of assets and final wishes during a £1 trillion wealth transition.
The international firm is an independent provider of technology services to more than 12,000 customers in 28 countries.
Verizon Connect Field Service Dispatch works with the Verizon Connect Reveal platform to combine both vehicle location data and technician status.
Tile's Mate and Pro Bluetooth trackers make their debut in New Zealand, offering a new way to locate misplaced items, with prices starting at NZD $44.99.
New Zealand's Wireless Nation introduces the Fox Tracker, a DIY wireless asset tracker that could save businesses and individuals thousands of dollars annually.
