AT&T to Help United Road Services Boost Efficiency
ROMULUS, MI - AT&T recently announced a five-year, $2.6 million contract for wireless services and applications to United Road Services, Inc.
ROMULUS, MI - AT&T announced Nov. 12 a five-year, $2.6 million contract for wireless services and applications to United Road Services, Inc., a U.S. provider of vehicle logistics. With nearly 1,100 tractor-trailer trucks, United Road was looking to achieve greater efficiencies in its deliveries of more than 2 million vehicles across the country annually.
Under the agreement, AT&T will provide wireless data service to support United Road Services' proprietary OVISS truck-based hand-held solution that will track the resources and performance of United Road's operations. United Road's entire fleet will be able to directly connect and view daily business processes and measure its efficiency.
"The need to drive greater business momentum, efficiency and results in the U.S. auto industry has never been higher," said Matthew Cartwright, CIO, United Road Services, Inc. "With AT&T's solution and wireless network, we're connected to the information we need to best run our business and best serve U.S. auto distributors and consumers."
United Road will also have access to AT&T's mobility billing platform, Enterprise On Demand, giving United Road the ease of activating service on their own and employing customized data plans that meet the needs of their enterprise.
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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