Looking to expand upon their already existing BlackBerry Radar asset monitoring solutions BlackBerry today introduced BlackBerry Radar H2, which collects up to 100x more data than conventional GPS-based track and trace solutions.
BlackBerry Radar is currently being showcased at CES 2019 and while there, BlackBerry has announced that the smart monitoring solution has been awarded "Vehicle Telematics Solution of the Year" from IoT Breakthrough.
BlackBerry's efforts to get BlackBerry Radar in front of more fleet managers paid off today as American Trucking Associations announced they had named BlackBerry as the newest ATA Featured Product Provider.
In addition to the BlackBerry Spark Platform and BlackBerry QNX initiatives, one other product BlackBerry has been working hard on growing is BlackBerry Radar.
DMC Insurance has now partnered with BlackBerry to help trucking companies improve operations, safety and total cost of risk by tapping into data from BlackBerry Radar.
BlackBerry's focus on software and services appears to be paying off in Hong Kong according to Mike Ding, senior sales director for North Asia at BlackBerry.
In addition to the announcement made with Pana-Pacific, BlackBerry has also announced BigRoad, a Fleet Complete company, will purchase BlackBerry Radar-M devices to help improve the company's new BigRoad Freight program.
Partnering up with Pana-Pacific, BlackBerry has revealed that Radar is now available to more than 2,800 heavy-duty truck dealerships across North America.
BlackBerry Radar continues to gain ground for BlackBerry and now Titanium Transportation Group has expanded their already existing agreements with BlackBerry to deploy Radar-L across its entire fleet of flatbeds.
BlackBerry and Fleet Complete have now announced that they have entered into a reselling partnership that will expand Fleet Complete's current fleet tracking and monitoring solution.