Announced at the 2015 NAFA Institute & Expo, the new offering will provide field service fleet organizations with a scalable mobile solution that combines telematics and fleet management with dynamic data capture and real time scheduling. 

"Until now, the enterprise didn't have access to a comprehensive mobility solution that can combine wide-ranging mobile workflow functionality with specialized fleet management and telematics," said Mary Brittain-White, CEO, Retriever Communications. "But now, thanks to this relationship between Retriever and LoJack Corporation, field service enterprises can optimize their field force by implementing an end-to-end solution for sending and receiving data, managing and tracking field workers and commercial fleet vehicles."

The platform has been designed to cater for a variety of operational needs, from simple to complex dynamic workflows. It also allows for fleet operators to work offline, protects vehicles from unauthorized use and increases safety for field technicians on the road and on the job.

The new partnership is also said to improve cost savings by streamlining internal business processes and increasing transparency and accountability of a mobile workforce to improve fuel usage for vehicles, automate work order management, and improve driver safety.

"We are excited about the opportunity to deliver impactful business workflow and fleet management capabilities to our customers," said Randy Ortiz, president and CEO, LoJack. "The integration of LoJack Fleet Management powered by TomTom with Retriever Communications' Barking applications will give field service operators a powerful end-to-end solution that will efficiently streamline business operations and manage their fleet from any location." 

The new offering will allow new and existing Retriever customers to integrate a complete fleet management solution into overall field service programme.