Mobile Asset Management Company Telargo Expands Operations
JERSEY CITY, NJ – Telargo, Inc., a provider of mobile asset management technology, services and business solutions, has expanded operations to accommodate its rapid growth over the past year.
JERSEY CITY, NJ – Telargo, Inc., a provider of mobile asset management technology, services and business solutions, has expanded operations to accommodate its rapid growth over the past year. The company has relocated to a new, larger, state-of-the-art facility in Jersey City, N.J. Telargo is a joint venture between NTT DoCoMo, a leader in mobile communications, and Ultra, a European technology company.
Facilitating online interaction with vehicle fleets, work process automation, and in-depth cost analysis, Telargo provides intelligence to help organizations maximize vehicle and fleet use, increase workforce productivity, reduce fuel consumption and expenditures, streamline communications, enforce safety and compliance regulations, and decrease maintenance and diagnostics costs.
In early 2007, Telargo formed a partnership with TechniRep S.A. de C.V to pursue the expanding market in Mexico after seeing that the market needed more sophisticated asset management capabilities. In addition, the Telargo solution was certified by SAP to integrate with SAP NetWeaver Portal and exchange critical data with instances of mySAP Business Suite, which means Telargo’s in-depth asset tracking, reporting, communication, and management reports can now be integrated with SAP applications for enterprise-wide benefits.
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