SmartDrive Named Food Logistics Tech Innovator

SmartDrive Systems has been included in Food Logistics' annual list of influential software and technology providers, the 2015 FL100+. This is the second time SmartDrive has been recognized among the top providers to companies across the global food and beverage supply chain.

by Staff

December 17, 2015

1 min to read

The 12th annual FL100+ list appears in the November/December issue of Food Logistics, a publication dedicated to the global food and beverage supply chain. The Food Logistics list profiles software and technology providers that hold influential roles in the global food and beverage supply chain.

The listed companies' products benefit the industry in multiple ways, from reducing food waste and extending shelf life, to facilitating safe and sanitary transportation of product while assuring regulatory compliance. Over 150 companies applied for this year's FL100+, more than any prior year. The FL100+ is designed to serve as a resource guide for the readers of Food Logistics.

SmartDrive is a multi-tiered video-based safety program for commercial transportation that identifies unsafe driving with an extensible platform, integrating video, audio and driving data for a unified and comprehensive view of risk.

For more information, visit the Food Logistics website.

Topics:SmartDrive In-Vehicle Video Food and Beverage Fleets Safety

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