MWC 2018: AT&T Unveils Fleet Management for Enterprise and Government

AT&T is expanding its Internet of Things (IoT) Fleet Management solutions portfolio as a full-service provider. The company is now working to meet the needs of small business, enterprise and government customers.

AT&T has integrated Geotab’s fleet tracking platform with its IoT platforms to launch a comprehensive solution. AT&T Fleet Management for Enterprise and AT&T Fleet Management for Government will help boost productivity, control costs, improve safety and manage compliance for its customers.

“Geotab’s award-winning telematics solution with our IoT platforms and nationwide data network is a winning combination for fleets of all sizes. We use it for our own fleet of company vehicles,” said Chris Penrose, president, Internet of Things Solutions, AT&T. “Now we can help businesses and government customers look holistically at vehicles, assets and mobile workers from a single analytics-based platform.”

“We’re leveraging the AT&T network and its data analytics capabilities and embedding Geotab’s rigorous organizational data security measures into each solution,” said Neil Cawse, chief executive officer, Geotab. “Our work together will help make any fleet safer, more productive, efficient and highly secure.”

The Weir Group, a global trucking company, operates in 70 countries. It realizes several benefits from AT&T Fleet Management for Enterprise. Weir uses the solution to meet industry compliance regulations, integrate with multiple internal software systems and improve driver safety and performance.

“Weir must meet many compliance regulations. We specialize in manufacturing solutions for the mining, oil & gas, power and industrial industries,” said Renae Whitlock, head of North America Fleet Operations at The Weir Group. “Using AT&T’s Fleet Management solutions helps us ensure we’re meeting the federal Electronic Logging Devices mandate for hours of service. It also helps us boost the efficiency of our fleet, lower fuel costs and reduce maintenance costs.”