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Zebra joins Navis Technology Alliance, 15k trucks tagged for L.A. terminal access

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Zebra and the Navis Star Technology Alliance have formed a strategic partnership that looks to bring further enhancements and better solutions to marine terminal markets. The partnership also enables Navis as the exclusive provider of Zebra’s WhereNet hardware solutions.

Together, Navis and Zebra are already providing WhereNet RFID tags for use in the Los Angeles Long Beach Clean Truck Program, where more than 15,000 trucks are tagged in order to gain access to the ports and terminals and ensure environmental compliance.

Combined with Navis’ popular terminal operating system (TOS), the new alliance will enable a fully integrated solution utilizing Zebra’s WhereNet hardware, Wheretags, Whereport, and middleware for use in marine ports and terminals.

In addition to Zebra Technologies, the Navis Star Technology Alliance also includes third-party technology vendors APS Technology Group, Symeo GmbH and arl-shipping.com. [end] 

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