TomTom Telematics Renamed Webfleet Solutions

Webfleet Solutions will continue to provide the same products and services, including WEBFLEET, NEXTFLEET, LINK devices, and the range of PRO Driver Terminals.

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October 1, 2019

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The company previously known as TomTom Telematics is now operating as Webfleet Solutions and will continue to provide the same products and services, including WEBFLEET, NEXTFLEET, LINK devices, and the range of PRO Driver Terminals.

Webfleet Solutions is no longer a business unit of the TomTom Group, having been acquired by Bridgestone Europe in April, but it will remain a business partner of TomTom and continue to utilize that company's Traffic and Maps in its services.

"Twenty years ago, we launched our Webfleet fleet management solution from our original office in Leipzig, Germany," said Thomas Schmidt, CEO and managing director for Webfleet Solutions. "We were forerunners in using cloud and internet technologies to help fleets and companies with commercially used trucks, vans and cars to boost productivity, increase safety and sustainability, enhance customer satisfaction and increase the overall efficiency of their fleet operations."

Topics:Bridgestone Branding TomTom WEBFLEET Mergers & Acquisitions Telematics Global Fleet

Originally posted on Work Truck Online

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