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Verizon Connect enhances tracking range with asset solution

Verizon Connect has launched a new GPS tracking system for assets to expand its vehicle tracking technology portfolio.

The new system provides businesses with indepth insight into the location and performance of assets such as cranes, trailers and excavators, enabling them to ensure assets are deployed optimally, maintained efficiently and to help prevent theft and other types of unauthorised usage.

Similar to the firm’s Reveal system for vehicles, the new asset tracking system offers the ability to access data in both near real time and historically to understand where equipment is and where it has been. It can also provide insights into equipment utilisation and determining which assets should be moved elsewhere within the organisation or perhaps cycled out of use.

Reveal’s asset tracking solution also offers users a variety of options to help minimise theft risk and other unauthorised usage. For example, it is possible to set up alerts that send managers a warning when equipment is turned on or moved outside of working hours – or when machinery is moved outside of its designated location.

To help companies plan the maintenance of their assets more efficiently and maximise uptime, Reveal’s asset tracking solution also enables companies to record when trailers and other equipment are due for maintenance. For each asset, the system keeps a log and alerts can be configured based on planned maintenance or predetermined options, including engine hours.

Derek Bryan, EMEA vice president, Verizon Connect, said: “At Verizon Connect, we are committed to ensuring that businesses in the UK have the tools to harness the power of data from every company asset. Many companies already rely on our solution to help them manage their vehicles and employees, but being able to track other valuable equipment and assets will further help them drive efficiencies, lower operational costs and improve their planning.”

Written by Natalie Middleton

Natalie has worked as a fleet journalist for over 20 years, previously as assistant editor on the former Company Car magazine before joining Fleet World in 2006. Prior to this, she worked on a range of B2B titles, including Insurance Age and Insurance Day. As Business Editor, Natalie ensures the group websites and newsletters are updated with the latest news.

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