ServiceMaster Selects @Road Mobile Resource Management Solutions for Terminix Fleet
FREMONT, CA – The ServiceMaster Company, a provider of outsourcing services for more than 10.5 million residential and commercial customers' homes and businesses, has selected @Road as its supplier of Mobile Resource Management (MRM) solutions, with an initial deployment expected in ServiceMaster's Terminix business unit.
FREMONT, CA – The ServiceMaster Company, a provider of outsourcing services for more than 10.5 million residential and commercial customers’ homes and businesses, has selected @Road as its supplier of Mobile Resource Management (MRM) solutions, with an initial deployment expected in ServiceMaster’s Terminix business unit. The @Road MRM solution is designed to provide Terminix branch managers with greater location intelligence, manageability, and visibility into the work of up to approximately 6,000 field personnel. The agreement with ServiceMaster enables @Road to supply a suite of MRM technologies and solutions that incorporate the power of advanced @Road location intelligence technology, integrated WiFi and EDGE/EVDO high-speed data communication capabilities, and on-demand Web-based tools and field service reports. Under the agreement, ServiceMaster can also utilize @Road data integration services that are designed to enable real-time, secure, and accurate capture of field service scheduling and service delivery customer information into ServiceMaster’s back-office business systems.
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