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by ehsan on March 11, 2007

One of the advantages of the new software is that Edgeware configures multiple sensor devices to provide a representation of the physical process. Beyond RFID, other sensors, such as GPS location, proximity, vision, environmental, and biological, provide item-level context that enriches decision-making capability of enterprise systems. Edgeware supports commercially available RFID and other sensor hardware, connecting these devices across extended supply chains. To manage sensor infrastructure, Edgeware 3.1 features a device manager, SensorNet, which allows customers to configure, monitor, and maintain devices via dashboard-style user interfaces.
According to Sensors Magazine, Edgeware's newly added mobile technology framework further enables distributed computing with the capability for data acquisition and business-logic functions using mobile devices. In addition to mobile device support, Edgeware 3.1 provides a library of applications and an end-to-end route management utility that defines expected material routes across a supply chain. With InSync's deployment services and pre-built applications, implementation time has been reduced by as much as 80%.
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