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Utilimarc Successfully Integrates OEM Telematics Data
Utilimarc has found success in analyzing thousands of on- and off-road fleet assets.
September 12, 2022
Utilimarc is providing this connected data solution for a variety of organizations.
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Utilimarc announced its success as an OEM telematics data integrators, as it continues to work with OEMs such as GM and Ford.
Utilimarc analyzes thousands of on- and off-road fleet assets leveraging direct integrations with telematics providers, according to the company's news release.
According to Utilimarc, OEM telematics is accessible directly from the cab with no need for third-party devices, which allows for a transfer of fleet data. Utilimarc's analysts will then standardize draw insights from the data. The integration streamlines data ingestion for fleets, according to the company.
Utilimarc said it is providing this connected data solution for a variety of organizations ranging from state police to large utilities fleets pulling data from OEMs such as Ford, GM, Dodge, Catlink, John Deere, Volvo, and Nissan.
Utilimarc recently partnerted with Geotab, which has resulted in companies providing utilities and municipalities across the U.S. with data insights and analytics via a combined business intelligence solution, according to the news release.
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