Web Tech Wireless Announces Rogers Sign Exclusive Supply Agreement

mFleet will now be Powered by WebTech Wireless and sold through Rogers Sales Force and Distribution Channels.

by Staff

April 16, 2007

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WebTech Wireless Inc., a provider of location-based and fleet telematics services, recently announced that Rogers Communications Inc., Canada's largest wireless voice and data communications services provider, has signed an exclusive supply agreement with WebTech. Under the agreement, Rogers Wireless will be selling WebTech's Quadrant system under the new mFleet brand through its nationwide sales network of over 500 sales representatives, plus other distribution partners. mFleet, powered by WebTech, will be available in three formats: mFleet for Service Fleets, mFleet for Transportation & Logistics Fleets, and mFleet for Trailer and Asset Tracking. Financial and environmental benefits to customers are achieved through reduced fuel usage, enhanced employee safety and improved asset utilization. WebTech's technology can now be packaged as a platform for wireless carriers. The result is a complete turnkey fleet management solution for carriers to include in their communications product offering. mFleet provides vehicles with GPS locators that use the world standard GSM network to communicate with a secure, hosted software application that can be accessed on any internet connected computer.

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