@Road Receives Frost & Sullivan Mobility Awards
FREMONT CA – @Road, a Trimble company and provider of end-to-end solutions for mobile resource management (MRM), has received the 2007 Frost & Sullivan Mobility Awards in the categories of Best Overall Mobile Field Service Automation Solution for @Road Taskforce and Best Overall In-Vehicle MRM Solution for @Road GeoManager.
FREMONT CA – @Road, a Trimble company and provider of end-to-end solutions for mobile resource management (MRM), has received the 2007 Frost & Sullivan Mobility Awards in the categories of Best Overall Mobile Field Service Automation Solution for @Road Taskforce and Best Overall In-Vehicle MRM Solution for @Road GeoManager. According to Frost & Sullivan, the Mobility Awards are a set of awards that recognize industry-leading products and services as voted on by the top editors and analysts that cover the mobile and wireless market. “As a clear leader in end-to-end mobile resource management, @Road is on the forefront of developing innovative solutions designed to help businesses better manage their mobile workers as well as their mobile worker's work and assets in the field,” said Brent Iadarola, mobile communications industry research manager with Frost & Sullivan, a global growth consulting company. “@Road's Taskforce field service automation solution and their GeoManager in-vehicle solution for mobile resource management are great examples of @Road's innovation and industry-best practices. Both @Road solutions are equally deserving of the Frost & Sullivan awards and industry recognition.”
The recipients of the awards have excelled based on one or more of the following criteria:
Significance of new product(s) in their industry.
Competitive advantage of new product(s) in their industry.
Product innovation in terms of unique or revolutionary technology.
Product acceptance in the marketplace.
New product value-added services provided to customers.
Number of competitors with similar product(s).
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