Zubie Adds Wi-Fi to Telematics Solution
Zubie has added on-board Wi-Fi powered by Verizon's 4G LTE network to its business fleet and analytics solution, the telematics provider announced.

Photo courtesy of Zubie.

Photo courtesy of Zubie.
Zubie has added on-board Wi-Fi powered by Verizon's 4G LTE network to its business fleet and analytics solution, the telematics provider announced.
The new Zubie Business + In-Vehicle Wi-Fi solution is now available to fleet users who maintain a Verizon service plan.
The core Zubie Business solution uses a cellular connection device, along with Web and mobile apps tailored for fleet monitoring and analytics. It offers capabilities such as remote monitoring of vehicle location, analysis of driving activity and vehicle diagnostics without requiring driver interaction, and delivers vehicle information even while vehicles are turned off.
These telematics capabilities are now enhanced with the addition of mobile hotspot connectivity to keep a business workforce productive in the field. The Zubie Business + In-Vehicle Wi-Fi solution can power businesses ranging from small local companies to large national fleets, according to Zubie.
With the solution, mobile workers can connect to the office and their customers. Transportation providers such as shuttle and limousine services can offer high-speed Wi-Fi to their passengers. First responders and service professionals can access high-speed Wi-Fi connectivity across multiple devices such as tablets and dash cameras.
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