IoT Location Services in Supply Chain- a chat with Ed Chao, CEO of Polte

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On this the 44th episode of the Digital Supply Chain podcast, I spoke with Ed Chao. Ed is the CEO of Polte - Polte are a company that offers IoT location services with their Cloud Location over Cellular (C-LoC) technology.

With the increasing importance of location technologies, Polte's unique take on it, and their recent Polte Proximity announcement (a Mobile IoT Physical Distancing and Contact Tracing solution), I was very keen to have Ed on the show to learn more.

I thoroughly enjoyed our conversation, and I think you will too - do let me know your thoughts, by dropping me a comment.

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