Owen Moore

BSM Technologies, Inc. engages in the provision of internet-of things enabled telematics and asset management solutions. The firm also offers technology, tools, and services required to connect, analyze, and optimize fleets equipment and people. The company was founded on July 29, 1996 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.

Webtech Wireless, Inc. operates as a software technology company. The company is engaged in the developing, manufacturing and delivering of GPS automated vehicle tracking and telematic solutions to commercial and government fleets across North America and around the world. Its mobile resource management applications integrate GPS, digital mapping, GIS and wireless communications to provide real-time information and decision-ready data about the location, status and performance of drivers, vehicles and mobile resources. Webtech Wireless products include wireless hardware and software services running primarily on cellular networks, and include AVL, mapping, reporting, vehicle maintenance data, driver status, in-vehicle telemetry, messaging, in-vehicle navigation, other wireless applications and Internet connectivity. The company sells and markets its products and services under two brands: InterFleet and Quadrant. Webtech Wireless was founded on May 12, 1999 by Anwar Farid Sukkarie and Cameron B. Fraser and is headquartered in Burnaby, Canada.

Grey Island Systems International Inc. develops wireless application software. It specializes in providing Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) and Global Positioning System (GPS) application, telematics, and real-time passenger information services. The company was founded by Brian Boychuk, Andrew Moore, and Owen Moore in 1998 and is headquartered in Toronto, ON.

NGMN Ltd. is an alliance that has defined important requirements for 6G in their latest publication, "6G Requirements and Design Considerations". The private company is based in Frankfurt, Germany. The publication offers guidance to standards development organizations working towards the realization of communication systems for 2030 and beyond. NGMN has identified new approaches covering digital inclusion, energy efficiency, environmental sustainability, and flexible deployment. The German company also discuss potential new capabilities related to prospective use cases and new paradigms to address traffic growth, capacity needs, minimize complexity, and provide alternatives to densification.

BeWhere, Inc. provides and develops beacons and software solutions for inventory and equipment management. Its platform displays the location of inventory equipments and tools directly on a smartphone and calculates approximate distance from the tag to the reader. The firm serves the emergency service, construction, utility, and transportation industries. The company is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.