SuperCom to Deliver IoT to South America for Asset Tracking

A key provision under several final Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) Rules is the idea that better tracking for food products will uncover the source of outbreaks faster and limit the number of people that get sick as a result. The IoT industry provides a solution to suck asset tracking that is tailor-made for such a use.

SuperCom, a global provider of secure solutions for the e-Government, Public Safety, HealthCare, and Finance sectors, has announced that it has a method for doing just that. Its IoT division has signed a $2.5 million agreement with a large South American cargo management company to deliver its PureLock suite, a hybrid of products and applications for the tracking and monitoring of assets customized for the Transportation and Cargo/Freight management sector.

“We have leveraged our core electronic monitoring, M2M and Secure IoT technologies into the transportation and cargo management market,” said Arie Trabelsi, CEO and President, SuperCom. “This is a market where there is a very significant need for strong and scalable technologies which can reliably monitor and track assets from remote locations. We believe our solution can be increasingly important to the growing needs of improvement in operational efficiencies, security and reliability, and significantly lower the costs of cargo management asset tracking.”

The PureLock Suite is an electronic seal and cargo tracking and monitoring platform. The suite adds features like secure cloud technologies, mobile and GPS applications, locker tamper and customizable alerts, high performance analytics, secure real time location and extremely long battery life. The company has begun offering this enhanced suite to customers in the US, Europe, South America and Africa.

Asset tracking solutions like this one and others by companies such as LocusTraxx are the future of Food Safety management.