Networkcar announced that the company is changing its name to Networkfleet
on Oct. 28. The name change and corresponding new brand image reflects the
company’s sole focus on helping commercial and government fleets to increase
operating efficiency and reduce costs. The company also announced its recent
move to a larger building in
Networkfleet was the first to develop a wireless diagnostic monitoring system that connects directly to a vehicle’s on-board diagnostic OBD-II port. Approaching its ten-year anniversary, the company and its affiliates now have more than 50 patents issued or pending surrounding vehicle diagnostics. In 2006, it was acquired by Hughes Telematics, a leader in the development of the next generation of vehicle information-based technology and services.
While GPS-based vehicle tracking systems are becoming common with many small
competitors entering the market, Networkfleet combines precise GPS vehicle
location with engine diagnostics and real-time reporting for a comprehensive
approach. Fleet managers receive alerts and log on to a secure Web site to
manage vehicle information. Networkfleet also continuously monitors emissions
and in
Networkfleet customers represent a broad range of industries and fleet sizes, from less than 10 vehicles to thousands of vehicles. In addition, the company’s technology has been integrated with a wide range of fleet applications and is offered through a vast network of resellers, VARS and partners.
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