Tracking Device Provisioning

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Tracking Device Provisioning in logistics refers to the systematic process of deploying, configuring, and activating location-tracking devices to enable real-time monitoring of shipments, vehicles or assets. It includes device installation, network registration, parameter configuration, assignment of security credentials and operational testing.

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