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Otonomo, GreenRoad Partner to Reduce Road Risk via Driver Profiling, Intelligence
By taking advantage of the global data sources and secure data management capabilities in the Otonomo platform, GreenRoad will be able to offer its solutions using data directly from OEMs or any onboard device deployed in fleet vehicles.

Fleets will be able to deploy GreenRoad to engage drivers in improving their driving behavior, cut costs, operate more efficiently, and save lives.
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Otonomo, an automotive data services platform, will partner with GreenRoad to enable the provision of driver risk profiling and other intelligence to its clients throughout the world.
Fleets will be able to deploy GreenRoad to engage drivers in improving their driving behavior, cut costs, operate more efficiently, and save lives. By taking advantage of the global data sources and secure data management capabilities in the Otonomo platform, GreenRoad will be able to offer its solutions using data directly from OEMs or any onboard device deployed in fleet vehicles.
The Otonomo platform securely ingests automotive data from OEMs and fleet operators, then reshapes and enriches the data so application and service providers can use it to develop a host of new and innovative offerings that deliver value to drivers of connected cars. The GreenRoad platform analyzes the data received for behavioral markers such as harsh braking, acceleration, cornering, and speeding to generate advanced risk profiles. It then recommends specific actions that drivers can take to operate more safely.
By partnering with Otonomo, GreenRoad is able to bring its offerings to dozens of OEMs and telematic service providers via a single integration.
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