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OEM, Perspective
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How OEMs can use full-fleet connectivity to differentiate

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By Fred Rio
SVP, Product at Trackunit

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OEM, Perspective
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From telematics to intelligence: The OEM platform shift

Most OEM connectivity programs were built for customers, not the business. Here’s how leading OEMs are changing that.
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By Paul Wilson
VP, OEM Group Americas at Trackunit