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May 14, 2012

Towards Smarter Luggage, Travel Bags

By Doug Mohney, Contributing Editor

A recent travel tracking announcement by Iridium (News - Alert) and Voyage Manager has some thinking about preventing one of the biggest headaches/nightmares in any business or vacationer's portfolio: Lost bags and luggage. It's time for the luggage industry to team up with airlines and consumer electronics to create a solution for better bag tracking and location.

Voyage Manager has integrated Iridium's satellite-based tracking devices into its VM Travel Tracker and VM Locate services to monitor employees and assets around the globe. For companies which send people into "remote or potentially dangerous" locations, Voyage Manager provides a valuable safety service to follow both people and assets.

Most of us won't need a higher-end service like Voyage Manager, but we do travel enough that an occasional checked bag will be lost or even stolen. It's a matter of statistics; with an average of 1 in 150 people in the U.S. having checked bags misdirected or left behind each year, according to Wikipedia... Read More


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