Rosco Adds Dual-Vision XC4 Camera to Geotab Marketplace
Rosco Vision Systems has begun offering its Dual-Vision XC4 video camera on the Geotab Marketplace, a platform for organizations that require GPS fleet management and vehicle tracking solutions.
Rosco Vision Systems has begun offering its Dual-Vision XC4 video camera on the Geotab Marketplace, a platform for organizations that require GPS fleet management and vehicle tracking solutions.
Dual-Vision XC4 provides Geotab customers with HD video support of Geotab exceptions, incident recording, and other fleet issues through seamless integration of the RoscoLive add-in on MyGeotab. The DVXC4 supports up to four cameras, records both continuous and event video and offers many other features to assist fleets in improving driver performance, reducing distracted driving and containing liability.
"Telematics and video have finally converged with development of a true commercial fleet quality solution," said Peter Plate, Rosco's director of sales and marketing. "We are delighted to partner with an industry leader in Geotab and offer Dual-Vision to their powerful dealer network and outstanding fleet customers."
"Enhancing fleet safety is a top priority for Geotab, making Rosco Vision Systems a great addition to our Marketplace" said Neil Cawse, Geotab's CEO. "Our customers now have the ability to view and improve driver performance and compliance in real-time with this exciting integrated HD video solution."
The Geotab Marketplace is a robust complement to the MyGeotab platform that provides customers with an extensive ecosystem of valuable business-focused applications and add-ons. Utilized by companies with fleets large and small, the Marketplace offers key applications to more than 14,000 Geotab customers and is on track to feature over 200 third party applications by the end of the year, further solidifying the company's leadership in commercial telematics.
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