A maker of wireless IoT technology that helps companies track and manage their fleets of vehicles and industrial equipment in real time. Its systems let forklifts, trucks, trailers and other mobile assets report where they are and how they're being used. Born as I.D. Systems in 1993, the company renamed itself Powerfleet and later merged with Pointer Telocation to broaden its reach. The name nods to the idea of giving fleets "power" through connected, data-driven oversight.
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