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Pro-Vision Acquires Convoy Technologies to Expand Fleet Safety and Video Solutions
Pro-Vision has acquired Convoy Technologies in a deal it said will broaden customer relationships and add specialized vehicle video capabilities for commercial fleets.

With the acquisition, Convoy Technologies brings a network of commercial vehicle relationships and industry partnerships, strengthening Pro-Vision's ability to support customers throughout the vehicle lifecycle.
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- Pro-Vision has acquired Convoy Technologies to enhance its service offerings.
- The acquisition will broaden Pro-Vision's customer relationships.
- Convoy Technologies brings specialized vehicle video capabilities for commercial fleets.
*Summarized by AI
Pro-Vision, a provider of mobile video and fleet safety solutions, has acquired Convoy Technologies, a Fort Wayne, Indiana-based provider of video technology for commercial fleets.
The acquisition supports Pro-Vision's growth strategy and expands the range of solutions available to fleets across North America.
Convoy Technologies brings a network of commercial vehicle relationships and industry partnerships, strengthening Pro-Vision's ability to support customers throughout the vehicle lifecycle. Convoy's presence in Southern Ontario, Canada, also expands Pro-Vision's North American footprint.
"Convoy has earned a strong reputation for quality solutions and trusted partnerships," said Michael Finn, president and CEO of Pro-Vision. "Together, we can better serve the diverse needs of today's fleets. Convoy adds specialized capabilities that complement Pro-Vision's platform, giving customers more flexibility to match the right technology to each vehicle and application."
Pro-Vision provides video recording and safety solutions for fleets. Adding Convoy's products expands Pro-Vision's portfolio for customers operating specialized vehicle bodies and equipment. The combined offering is designed to help end users select solutions that fit their vehicles and operational requirements.
"Pro-Vision is committed to innovative technology, end-to-end service and measurable value for customers," said Paul Naife, vice president of sales and marketing with Convoy Technologies. "Joining Pro-Vision strengthens our ability to deliver fleet safety solutions and supports our next phase of growth."
Integration is underway, and Pro-Vision said it expects a seamless transition for customers and partners.
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