ZES charts a new course for Navis

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Zebra Technologies has moved to separate its maritime business from the rest of Zebra Enterprise solutions and refocus it on Navis software.

After it acquired WhereNet in 2007, Zebra Technologies quickly added Navis, Proveo and Multi Spectral Solutions to offer customers a vertically integrated suite of software and hardware to “identify, track and manage assets along the supply chain”.

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ZES charts a new course for Navis

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Zebra Technologies has moved to separate its maritime business from the rest of Zebra Enterprise solutions and refocus it on Navis software.

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Germany’s Symeo continues to develop its patented LPR (local positioning radar) sensor technology for accurate real-time distance measurement.

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The Port of Houston plans to issue a Request for Proposals for a new gate system for both its Bayport and Barbours Cut container terminals. In 2009, Houston tendered for a gate OCR system for both facilities, and subsequently awarded a contract to APS Technology, now part of ABB.