GPS Insight Acquires FieldAware
The acquisition of the made-for-mobile, cloud-based field service solutions provider advances field services and fleet tracking capabilities for GPS Insight.

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GPS Insight, a provider of SaaS-based fleet management software and solutions, announced the acquisition of FieldAware, a provider of made-for-mobile, cloud-based field service solutions.
According to the company's release, the acquisition advances field services and fleet tracking capabilities for GPS Insight, allowing them to better serve customers of all sizes through a more robust and comprehensive digital platform with capabilities to achieve operational insights and cost savings.
“GPS Insight is thrilled to provide even better solutions for our customers through this partnership with FieldAware, while at the same time extending our competitive advantage across the field service and fleet management landscape,” said Gary Fitzgerald, CEO at GPS Insight. “We’re committed to creating tools for businesses to operate with more efficiency,” Fitzgerald adds, “and bringing together these two platforms will provide an unparalleled synergy to guarantee high-quality, reliable service that drives bottom-line profitability, while enabling our customers to deliver a superior end-to-end service experience for their customers.”
The acquisition will better position GPS Insight to expand its field service solutions to meet the unique digital field service challenges of mid-market and enterprise service organizations across core industries, such as industrial and commercial equipment, solar and renewable energy, facility and property management, waste management, construction, HVAC, electrical, and plumbing, while ensuring fleet performance — along with driver safety and compliance — to a customer base of more than 250,000 vehicles combined.
“This is an exciting time for FieldAware to join forces with GPS Insight. This partnership moves FieldAware closer to realizing our vision of fully digitizing and automating a comprehensive, made-for-mobile field operations experience,” said Steve Mason, COO at FieldAware. “Existing and new customers can expect to see benefits immediately as we take our solutions and innovation to a new level to expand the impact of all types of assets in the field.”
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