WebTech Launches Quadrant Enterprise for Large Fleets
BURNABY, B.C., CANADA – WebTech Wireless Inc. has launched WebTech Quadrant Enterprise, a wireless fleet management solution that can be hosted by the large enterprise customer. Enterprise customers will be able to leverage their existing IT infrastructure to bring the WebTech Wireless telematics solution in-house.
BURNABY, B.C., CANADA – WebTech Wireless Inc. has launched WebTech Quadrant Enterprise, a wireless fleet management solution that can be hosted by the large enterprise customer. Enterprise customers will be able to leverage their existing IT infrastructure to bring the WebTech Wireless telematics solution in-house. Quadrant Enterprise is a wireless vehicle services system that provides fleet managers with GPS-based location information in real-time for efficient fleet management across the enterprise. Customers may host the Quadrant Enterprise system on their own servers to reduce monthly charges, eliminate monthly portal service fees, and incur a lower cost of ownership for large fleet customers. Designed for the enterprise, the solution is fully scalable to efficiently manage growing fleets, according to the company.
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