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Zonar, SRM Tech Expand Telematics-Enabled Insights
The partnership will help the companies provide actionable data analytics, improve vehicle uptime, and drive aftermarket part sales.

The partnership will help the companies provide actionable data analytics, improve vehicle uptime, and drive aftermarket part sales.
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Zonar has announced a strategic alliance with SRM Tech, a provider of next-generation technology and digital transformation services. The partnership will add AI and predictive analytics capabilities to light-duty fleets' telematics, enabling actionable data analytics for improved vehicle uptime and increased aftermarket part sales.
Using an AI-driven framework, SRM Tech integrations allow aftermarket part suppliers to streamline operations to better serve their customers' uptime needs while monetizing existing aftermarket parts inventories more effectively. With predictive data analysis, suppliers can now anticipate what part is needed at the right time.
The integration leverages data pulled from the Zonar LD, its light-duty telematics control unit (TCU), developed in conjunction with its parent company Continental, a technology provider. The Zonar LD transmits light-duty vehicle data and diagnostics codes, improving vehicle performance, efficiency, and security. This transmission provides the ideal point of integration for SRM Tech to capture meaningful fault data for suppliers to support their customers predictively.
"Giving light-duty fleets predictive insights that identify specific needs for the best time, place, and parts for service, as opposed to an arbitrary moment in time, is extremely impactful on overall uptime and profitability. Gone are the days of oil changes being driven by subjective metrics such as only a mileage reading,” said Mike Byington, vice president and general manager of Aftermarket and OEM Solutions at Zonar. "By partnering with SRM Tech, we'll further enable fleets to dramatically increase uptimes with notifications that allow time to act before potential breakdowns."
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