Enfora Introduces Its Newest Spider® SA Wireless Modem for Remote Monitoring and Control

Enfora, a provider of intelligent wireless networking solutions, today

announced the release of the Spider® SA-G+

wireless modem. This new modem, which uses the Locosto single-chip

platform from Texas Instruments, can capture and analyze data from

remote sensors, RFID tags and other input sources, and transmit the data

to monitoring and control stations. Furthermore, this modem readily

integrates with Enfora´s middleware that

allows for seamless exchange of data with enterprise IT systems.
"The SA-G+ is well suited to applications that

require an economical solution for remote monitoring of assets in the

field," said Brian Murphy, vice president

worldwide sales, Enfora. "Additionally, the

SA-G+ allows application providers to move from circuit-switched to

Internet Protocol (IP) connectivity as needed for their applications."
The Spider SA-G+ is a type approved quad-band GSM/GPRS modem that

enables simple integration through a serial connection. Its flexible

design allows system integrators to address multiple markets and

geographies with a single design.
Enfora´s Spider product family of intelligent

modems is designed to support a variety of wireless applications, and

includes solutions for asset management, tracking and remote monitoring

and control. The Spider series is part of Enfora´s

eWiDEâ„¢ suite of wireless networking solutions.
About Enfora
Enfora is a leading provider of wireless networking solutions that

enable enterprises to access, analyze and leverage information from

their geographically dispersed assets. Our solutions, consisting of

embedded wireless software, wireless modules, integrated products and

enterprise software, are based on our distributed intelligent

architecture that provides a valuable link between an enterprise and its

remote assets. Enterprises deploy our solutions for location-based

monitoring and control, and asset management applications. For more

information, please visit www.enfora.com.