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June 15th, 2009
LUSTENAU, Austria - IDENTEC SOLUTIONS announced today that its industry-leading active RFID technology has been selected by DP World, one of the world’s largest container terminal operators, for truck identification and access control at all their Australian container terminals.
IDENTEC SOLUTIONS, in conjunction with RAMP, a local, Sydney-based system integrator, will deploy the active RFID-based solution including long-range tags, readers and integration software. The first deployment has already been completed at the Port Botany terminal, located in Sydney. The system will be rolled out to DP World’s Brisbane and Freemantle sites over the next six months.
Prior to the award, IDENTEC SOLUTIONS undertook a rigorous proof-of-concept test that was evaluated by DP World’s Australian operations teams.
“We believe that active RFID is a key process automation technology for gate and yard operations - and it supports DPW’s commitment to both improving safety and increasing productivity,” states Joe Schofield, National Manager, Operations Efficiency for DP World’s Australia region. “Multiple vendors were evaluated; however, we found that IDENTEC SOLUTIONS’ robust technological features, exceptional performance and reliability were well suited to the demands of marine container operations.”
“By combining our industry-leading active RFID technology with RAMP’s integration and application development expertise, we were able to deliver DP World a solution that met their logistical needs for today and will easily be able to keep up with the significant growth anticipated at these terminals in the future,” states Gerhard Schedler, CEO, IDENTEC SOLUTIONS. “This award further demonstrates IDENTEC SOLUTIONS’ position as an emerging leader in the marine/intermodal and ports sector.”
This announcement represents IDENTEC SOLUTIONS’ second major award from DP World for RFID-enabled gate automation.
Contact: Katharina Kunz k.kuenz@identecsolutions.at +43-5577-87387-0 www.identecsolutions.com
Source: IDENTEC SOLUTIONS
Katharina Kunz, k.kuenz at identecsolutions.at, +43-5577-87387-0
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