Geotab Wins Top 20 Logistics Tech Award
Geotab, Inc. has been named one of the "20 most promising logistics technology consulting companies" by CIOReview, the company announced.


Geotab, Inc. has been named one of the "20 most promising logistics technology consulting companies" by CIOReview, the company announced.
The editorial research team at CIOReview analyzes over a 300 companies focused on offering technology solutions and who are at the forefront of tackling enterprise challenges. "We constantly endeavor to identify 'The Best' in a variety of areas important to tech business," said Maria D'Souza, CIOReview's managing director.
Geotab has been a proven telematics industry leader for over a decade. As the sole developer of both the in-vehicle tracking devices and fleet management software, Geotab has engineered a comprehensive end-to-end solution that is used by enterprise organizations and small-to-medium sized companies. The technology can be easily customized to meet fleet needs today, while also being entirely scalable and flexible to cater to evolving fleet needs.
"While we are an engineering company that focuses on building the most innovative solutions available in the telematics marketplace," said Neil Cawse, Geotab's CEO. "We also understand that it's not all about the technology — businesses require a consultative approach that's customized towards their business needs."
In order for end-users to receive the best of both worlds, a premium quality solution and customized consultation, Geotab leverages a go-to-market strategy through its Authorized Geotab Reseller network that spans across the globe.
Geotab's technology digs deep to offer advanced benefits in the areas of safety, productivity, regulatory compliance, and fleet optimization, according to CIOReview.
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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