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Home » AT&T to Power LoJack’s Telematics

AT&T to Power LoJack’s Telematics

January 6, 2015
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AT&T will provide network connectivity to power LoJack’s current and future telematics solutions for vehicle theft recovery and advanced fleet management.

“As LoJack continues to build on its current portfolio of telematics offerings and our strong history in the automotive industry, we’re excited to collaborate with AT&T to deliver new connected solutions,” said Randy Ortiz, President and CEO of LoJack Corporation. “In an increasingly connected world, both companies can work together to empower businesses with innovative solutions that drive operational efficiency and customer service needs, while also improving driver safety. The safety, security and protection of our customers is paramount to what we do at LoJack, and AT&T’s successful Texting & Driving…It Can Wait campaign is a perfect example of why this collaboration is a natural and compelling fit.”

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