Case studies

Commhoist is a leading provider of logistics, lifting, and associated management services to the communication and commercial market sectors. From its head office in Lowton, Warrington, the company uses a sophisticated fleet of assets to handle projects for blue-chip clients such as Vodafone, O2, Ericsson, T-Mobile, Three, Orange, Everything Everywhere, and CTIL.

H Clarke and Sons Group, a specialist provider of mechanical and electrical services to the commercial, industrial and domestic sectors, has selected a fleet telematics solution from Inseego.

Northumbrian Water Limited (NWL) has teamed up with Inseego to develop and implement an advanced telematics solution that will help improve road safety, increase asset utilisation and reduce fuel costs. Web-based Inseego software will be used, in combination with driver identification and real-time feedback tools, across a fleet of 900 vans used by the mobile workforce of Northumbrian Water and Essex & Suffolk Water that operate in the north and south-east of England.

P.N. Daly Ltd, the leakage detection, water efficiency and new utilities network specialist, has enhanced its fleet telematics solution from Inseego, with the adoption of an advanced AI dashcam.

Rosie’s Bakes, a commercial bakery based in Northern Ireland, has partnered with Inseego and Pocket Box to adopt a telematics-enabled fleet management solution.

Rowland Door Services Limited has serviced the needs of its customers for over 30 years in the supply, installation, maintenance, and repair of all types of industrial doors and loading bay equipment. With head offices in Birmingham, the company is strategically located to fully cover the UK providing a 24/7 dedicated service approach.

Sefton Council is responsible for providing a refuse collection service to 123,00 properties within North Merseyside, including the main population centres of Bottle, Crosby, Formby, Maghull, and Southport. The Council is under ongoing pressure to achieve operating efficiencies whilst enhancing the service it provides to the local community.

Thames Water, the largest water and wastewater services supplier in the UK, identified the need for a vehicle tracking and fleet management system that would support the company’s ongoing efficiency programme through the optimisation of its fleet operation.