How Mender helps MacGregor maximize operational efficiency of maritime cargo
Talking with MacGregor about their use cases and why they chose Mender Enterprise.
Joerg Peschke, Director of Drives and Controls at MacGregor, describes why MacGregor decided to entrust the security of their embedded devices to Mender.
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