Omnitracs To Hold Outlook User Conference in 2015
Omnitracs announced the fleet management software and telematics company's first joint user conference, called Omnitracs Outlook 2015.
Photo via Omnitracs.com
Photo via Omnitracs.com
Omnitracs will host a conference for users of its fleet management software, communications and telematics systems in February in Dallas, called Omnitracs Outlook 2015.
The company announced this week that the conference includes the Omnitracs enterprise divisions Roadnet and Sylectus and will be aimed at customers of all three services. There will be break-out sessions on improving the operational efficiency, safety and regulatory compliance of attendee businesses. The conference will also cover new transportation and logistics technology trends as well as provide a space for networking opportunities.
"The goal of our first-ever enterprise-wide user conference is to demonstrate ways that customers of Omnitracs, Roadnet and Sylectus can maximize the value of their investment in end-to-end mobile fleet management solutions," said Omnitracs CEO John Graham in a statement.
Omnitracs Outlook 2015 will take place Feb. 8-11 at the Hilton Anatole. Registration will begin this fall. To find out more click here.
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