Microshare and EverSmart™ Pest expand to the Pacific Rim and Latin America
AUCKLAND, New Zealand — This summer has seen Microshare on the march in new regions, with new airports, Pest Control Operators and food production plants embracing EverSmart™ solutions that have already made their mark in Europe and North America.
In June, Microshare took its first steps into Latin America and Southeast Asia since the global pandemic, when our innovative smart phone-free contract tracing product, Universal Contact Tracing, was deployed all over the world for essential workers at GlaxoSmithKline, Unilever, Novartis and other large facilities.
Two major airports in each region, one in Chile and one that serves as a global hub for much of the air travel through the Pacific Rim, are now deploying EverSmart™ solutions. June also saw Microshare’s EverSmart™ Pest product embraced by the government of Singaporehttps://www.cleanenvirosummit.gov.sg/, chosen from among many other technologies for a coveted spot at Singapore’s Clean Environment Summit organized by the city-state’s National Environment Agency. View Charles Paumelle’s Singapore presentation on YouTube.
Also in June, Microshare learned that its EverSmart™ Clean hygiene solution had been chosen by a major airport in Chile, a first for Microshare in that country and part of a global push underway with our partners and customer at Zurich Airport to expand into new regions. Microshare has provided EverSmart™ Clean and Washroom to Zurich, Europe’s highest rated airport, since 2022 and through the Microshare Platform has demonstrated how the many other third-party devices at an airport like ZRH can be rationalize and coordinated by integrating into our powerful technology platform.
As headway occurred in Southeast Asia and South America, the company broke new ground on yet another continent: Australia. Microshareteamed with our Asia partners at Ryoden in attending the annual Federation of Asian and Oceania Pest Managers (FAOMPA) conference in Auckland, New Zealand, where CMO Michael Moran represented the firm and helped secure new customer relationships in both New Zealand and Australia.
“The conference brought together professionals from across the Pacific Rim, from South Korea down to New Zealand and everywhere in between,” Moran said. “One takeaway: there are many, many IoT-based devices deployed around the region, as in the rest of the world, that lack a technology layer like the Microshare Platform. We’re in talks with many firms about the benefit of going from an app-based point solution to integrating with us and presenting a more scalable and enterprise ready product.”