Dell Edge Gateways for Commercial Telematics

The ROI for Fleet Management: Why OEMs Should Integrate and Why Fleet Owners Should Invest

By LM Staff November 2, 2017

Smart edge gateways based on open standards and platforms are seeing an increase in adoption. This is due to faster ROI by enabling a wide range of applications from vehicle remote diagnostics and operational efficiencies to driver safety and infotainment. Early adopters are reaping the benefits of savings on fuel and maintenance, as well as lower driver attrition, due to better safety and comfort services.

In this whitepaper, ABI research examines how Dell EMC is democratizing the commercial telematics market with open hardware, software, and sensor platforms to enable this industry transformation.

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