By Tom Shaughnessy, SecretCaps.com
By Tom Shaughnessy, SecretCaps.com
TORONTO, ONTARIO–(Marketwired – May 25, 2016) – BeWhere Holdings Inc. (TSX VENTURE:BEW), announces that it has entered into a distribution agreement with Mobilizz Inc., a company located in Toronto Ontario with customers throughout North America and has placed an initial order for 2,000 BeWhere Beacons to support an initial implementation with an electrical distribution and transmission utility in Western Canada.
“We are excited to be partnering with Mobilizz,” said Owen Moore, CEO of BeWhere Holdings Inc., “Mobilizz is an established provider of Geotab hardware and software solutions and has had years of experience working with utility and sub-contractor fleets. This experience gives them a deep understanding of the industry and its unique challenges. Our solutions will enable their customers to gain a much better understanding of asset location and the conditions that it currently and historically has been subjected to. Rather than relying on anecdotal information, we will provide a real time snapshot that drives correct decision making.”
“The fast and efficient delivery enabled by real-time data access is now essential in order to meet consumers’ expectations,” said Wayne Candy, President of Mobilizz. “By combining our expertise with Geotab in the utility sector with BeWhere’s Bluetooth beacons, we will generate efficiencies through time savings, better utilization and known asset allocation.”
TORONTO, ONTARIO–(Marketwired – May 10, 2016) – BeWhere Holdings Inc. (TSX VENTURE:BEW) announces that it has entered into a distribution agreement with Blue Oceans Satellite Systems Inc., headquartered in St John’s, Newfoundland, and doing business as SkyHawk Telematics (SkyHawk). SkyHawk is a provider of fleet telematics products and services to the public works and utility sectors.
This agreement expands SkyHawk’s product offering and functionality to now include the tracking and monitoring of tools, equipment, and inventory via cellular and satellite communications. To support a current implementation with a municipal Emergency Medical Services organization located in southern Ontario, SkyHawk has placed an initial order for 750 BeWhere beacons and 30 BeWhere Bluetooth Wi-Fi gateways.
BeWhere Holdings Inc. (CVE:BEW)(OTCMKTS:GNCKF) CEO Owen Moore outlines his company’s path to profitability within one year based on the companies strong sales to Fortune 500 customers for their bluetooth telematics beacons.
BeWhere Enters Pallet Tracking Market
A Toronto company, BeWhere Inc., is taking aim at the mobile asset tracking market, including the North American pallet market, which it sees as a huge opportunity. Rather than using RFID technology, the company is relying on smartphone Bluetooth technology.
BeWhere attaches small battery-powered beacons, about the size of a business card and one centimetre thick, and which comes with an accelerometer, temperature sensor and light sensor, high-intensity LED and buzzer. Recording data such as temperature, motion, light and impact, it can then transmit this information to the user’s smartphone to communicate this information. The range of the device is 250 miles, with a default transmission rate of once per second. Data recording continues even when out of range, and is then transmitted once a connection is restored. Batteries are intended to last for two years. The LED and buzzer facilitate finding the beacon position in the warehouse.
Aside from its interest in goods in transport, the company is also targeting construction and utility industry assets, as well as paramedic services.
Written By: James West
VANCOUVER, B.C. / TheNewswire / September 21, 2015 – Greenock Resources Inc. (TSX-V: GKR.H) (“Greenock” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a letter of intent effective September 18, 2015 to acquire (the “Acquisition”) all of the issued and outstanding securities of BeWhere Inc. (“BeWhere”), an arms’ length private Ontario corporation carrying on the business of inventory management and control.