Telefonica Vivo Partners with Sascar for Fleet Management in Brazil

by Staff

May 22, 2013

1 min to read

Telefónica Digital announced that it has chosen Sascar, a provider or vehicle monitoring and management of transport operations in the Brazilian market, as its partner to develop fleet management solutions for light vehicles in Brazil. The partnership has been approved by Conselho Administrativo de Defesa Econômica (CADE), which regulates competition in Brazil.

Targeting a potential market of 5 million light vehicles, the companies said they will develop digital solutions that enable customers to manage their vehicle fleets, generating cost savings and also improvements in productivity, security and sustainability.

The main targets of the partnership will be fleets of sales teams, technical engineers, service providers of utilities companies, such as light, water and telecommunications, and delivery fleets.

Both companies will offer the solutions under the Vivo brand. According to the companies, the partnership combines Sascar’s technology, national coverage and expertise in fleet management with Vivo’s commercial strength, along with a business customer base of more than 300,000 companies.

Topics:Brazil Telematics Global Fleet

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