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Telogis to offer connected commercial vehicle solutions through the Ford Sync Connect platform

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Telogis announced that Ford commercial customers will be able to use Ford Sync Connect to access the services of the Telogis Mobile Resource Management (MRM) software platform. The Telogis platform provides vehicle location, driver behavior, navigation, route planning and optimization, and compliance solutions for companies with fleets and mobile workers.

Customers who order the 2018 Ford F-150 with Sync Connect can easily link their vehicles to their existing Ford Telematics or Telogis accounts. This capability will soon be made available in other Ford commercial vehicles including Ford Super Duty, Transit and Transit Connect. Customers also can choose to have Ford Telematics factory-installed in current Ford commercial vehicles.

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