Environmental Solutions Group Acquires Alliance Wireless Technologies

Published: Nov 3, 2016 09:06

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Details of the acquisition have not been disclosed.

By Carolina Curiel

SEATTLE (Waste Advantage): Environmental Solutions Group (ESG) (Chattanooga, TN) announces the acquisition of Alliance Wireless Technologies, Inc. (AWTI) of Houston, TX. Details of the acquisition have not been disclosed. AWTI, with its industry-leading brand 3rd Eye Cam, provides state-of-the-art mobile and facility vision technology that greatly improves safety, security, driver accountability and behavior, and mitigates risk related to fleet and facility management.

“The acquisition of AWTI gives ESG the industry’s first fully integrated digital safety-body-chassis-route solution,” said Pat Carroll, President of ESG. “AWTI products will ensure our customers have the right data at the right time to make the right decisions related to their hauling activities and the safety of their vehicle operators.”

“ESG brings innovative body and chassis information for fleet analysis, which can now be overlaid with AWTI 3rd Eye Cam video analytics,” said Darrick Reed, President and CEO of AWTI. “This combination will provide real-time fleet management, customer service verification, route optimization and engine diagnostic solutions, while reducing accidents and improving risk mitigation.”

Courtesy: This article originally ran in the November 2016 issue of Waste Advantage Magazine. View

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