Geutebrück does logistics

April 2013 News & Events

Geutebrück SA recently launched its logistics and supply chain solutions to the local market at an event in Johannesburg. The attendees were given an introduction to the supply chain solution from guests from the company’s German headquarters.

When it comes to logistics today, the systems businesses require are more challenging and complex than ever; and at the same time, global competition is fiercer than ever, as are standards and legislation different territories demand.

Geutebrück focuses on video systems that are enhanced with speciality software it has designed specific to logistics situations. The company says one of its primary benefits in this field (and others) is its guaranteed backwards compatibility, which ensures customers can expand their systems over time without worrying about having to update older technology. Unlike other manufacturers, Geutebrück ensures customers can count on being able to use its older products along with its latest models without integration complexities.

The company understands that a comprehensive logistics system requires more than cameras and Geutebrück therefore also offers software development kits (SDK) to make it easier for third parties to integrate their systems, such as alarms, into the overall solution.

Not only does the company offer solutions, but will consult with clients to design and deliver the best logistics solution for their environment. This includes solutions such as barcode scanning and product counting while still on the conveyor belt, as well as loading dock surveillance to ensure that the precise number of products required are actually loaded onto trucks so that there is no possibility of incorrect numbers arriving at customers’ premises and so forth.

It also includes more traditional surveillance functionality that covers perimeter and intrusion management, entrance management, warehouse management as well as control room functionality and technology.

As more companies focus on cutting costs and streamlining their security processes, customers are increasingly looking for security suppliers to cross traditional boundaries and offer full solutions integrating previously independent solutions and expertise. The Geutebrück logistics offering takes the company’s traditional surveillance business and expands it to add more value and deliver increased customer benefits in the supply chain market.

For more information contact Geutebrück, +27(0)11 867 6585, charles@geutebruck.co.za, www.geutebrueck.com





Share this article:
Share via emailShare via LinkedInPrint this page



Further reading:

Navigating a modern, layered security landscape
News & Events Perimeter Security, Alarms & Intruder Detection Smart Home Automation
The convergence of perimeter control and access automation is driving demand for solutions that work together. This is the focus of HomeSec Expo 2026, which takes place on 4th and 5th March 2026 at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Johannesburg.

Read more...
Phishing and social engineering are the most significant risks
News & Events Information Security
ESET Research found that phishing accounted for 45,7% of all detected cyberthreats in South Africa, with higher-quality deepfakes, signs of AI-generated phishing websites, and short-lived advertising campaigns designed to evade detection.

Read more...
Cyber remains top business risk, but AI fastest riser at #2
News & Events Security Services & Risk Management
The Allianz Risk Barometer 2026 ranks cybersecurity, especially ransomware attacks, as the #1 risk, while AI is the biggest riser and jumps from #10 to #2, highlighting the emerging risks for companies in almost all industry sectors.

Read more...
From the editor's desk: It’s all about data
Technews Publishing News & Events
      Welcome to the SMART Access and Identity Handbook 2026. We have slightly changed the handbook this year, specifically the selection guides, but there is still a lot of industry information inside, and ...

Read more...
Reshaping South Africa’s built environment
Securex South Africa Facilities & Building Management News & Events Commercial (Industry)
FM teams are responsible for the overall operational environment of a building, while security teams focus on protection, control, and incident response. Increasingly, both rely on the same data streams, infrastructure, and digital tools.

Read more...
Banking’s AI reckoning
Financial (Industry) News & Events AI & Data Analytics
From agentic commerce disputes to quantum-powered risk modelling, SAS experts offer a ‘banker’s dozen,’ 13 industry-defining predictions that will separate institutions that master intelligent banking from those still struggling with the basics.

Read more...
Axis signs CISA Secure by Design pledge
Axis Communications SA News & Events Surveillance Information Security
Axis Communications has signed the United States Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency’s (CISA) Secure by Design pledge, signalling the company’s commitment to upholding and transparently communicating the cybersecurity posture of its products.

Read more...
Five key technology trends for the security sector in 2026
Axis Communications SA News & Events Surveillance
Axis Communications examines trends it considers important for 2026, as technology and customer requirements continue to evolve, but the basic security needs of end users remain constant.

Read more...
DeepAlert appoints Howard Harrison as CEO
DeepAlert News & Events AI & Data Analytics
DeepAlert has appointed Howard Harrison as chief executive officer. DeepAlert’s founder and CEO of the past six years, Dr Jasper Horrell, will transition into a newly created role as chief innovation officer.

Read more...
AI agent suite for control rooms
Milestone Systems News & Events Surveillance AI & Data Analytics
Visionplatform.ai announced the public launch of its new visionplatform.ai Agent Suite for Milestone XProtect, adding reasoning, context and assisted decision-making on top of existing video analytics and events — without sending video to the cloud.

Read more...










While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained herein, the publisher and its agents cannot be held responsible for any errors contained, or any loss incurred as a result. Articles published do not necessarily reflect the views of the publishers. The editor reserves the right to alter or cut copy. Articles submitted are deemed to have been cleared for publication. Advertisements and company contact details are published as provided by the advertiser. Technews Publishing (Pty) Ltd cannot be held responsible for the accuracy or veracity of supplied material.




© Technews Publishing (Pty) Ltd. | All Rights Reserved.