I.D. Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: IDSY), a leading provider of wireless M2M asset management solutions, has been named one of the top 100 technology solutions providers to the food and beverage industry by Food Logistics, a trade publication dedicated to the global food and beverage supply chain. For more than a decade, the editors of Food Logistics have profiled software and technology providers with influential roles in the global food and beverage supply chain, producing products that benefit the industry in multiple ways, including by facilitating safe product handling and regulatory compliance. "The impact of software and technology on the global food supply chain is truly profound," said Lara L. Sowinski, Editor-in-Chief at Food Logistics. "Software solution providers, equipment manufacturers and numerous technology innovations are supporting growth in our industry while concurrently lowering operating costs, improving productivity and enhancing visibility from farm to fork." "We are very pleased to be named again to Food Logistics’ list of top technology providers," said Norman Ellis, I.D. Systems’ chief operating officer. "This selection reflects the ongoing rapid adoption of our patented wireless technology as a best practice for managing material handling equipment and transportation assets in the global food supply chain. Our customers include some of the largest food producers, CPG companies and retailers in the world." I.D. Systems’ solutions help customers control, track and analyze high-value assets, such as lift trucks and cargo containers, to increase efficiency, reduce costs and improve profitability. In selecting I.D. Systems to the FL100 list, Food Logistics focused on the company’s industry-leading PowerFleet® wireless Vehicle Management System (VMS) for forklifts and other industrial trucks. The PowerFleet VMS provides both safety benefits—through vehicle access control, impact management and electronic inspection checklists—and a compelling return on investment (ROI) through cloud-based analytics that drive key performance indicators (KPIs) for material […]