OEM Data Delivery partners with Multiforce
Through OEM Data Delivery’s partnership with Multiforce, fleet managers will now have access to a variety of OEM Data Delivery products, including its MiniPOD Fuel. Photo courtesy of OEM Data Delivery
OEM Data Delivery partnered with Multiforce Systems Corp. in order to deliver optimal fuel management solutions for off-highway equipment and on-road vehicle fleets. Multiforce will now serve new consumers of OEM Data Delivery’s fuel management products through its FuelForce programs. Multiforce will also take over the marketing and sales of all OEM Data Delivery fuel management products.
According to OEM Data Delivery, its data-tracking vehicles will now be integrated into Multiforce’s existing FuelForce automated fuel management systems. Through Multiforce, fleet managers also will be provided access to OEM Data Delivery’s MiniPOD Fuel, GoPOD Mobile, GoPOD Station, Pump Tracker and Multi-Pump Tracker products.
“Multiforce has proven itself as a market leader for well over 30 years,” says Sam Simons, president of OEM Data Delivery. “Its team knows how to meet the needs of fuel management customers and is expert on the established fuel management market. The company has distributors around the country, providing project management, installation support and ongoing technical expertise. Multiforce is an ideal partner for distributing our fuel-tracking solutions to the fleets that need them.”
OEM Data Delivery, a division of OEM Controls, is a technology, design and manufacturing company specializing in rugged, custom and wireless data delivery and management systems for the off-highway market.
Multiforce’s FleetFuel programs serve fleets owned and operated by federal, state and local governments; utilities; transit authorities; aggregate and mining companies; armed forces; privately-owned construction; and food distribution and trucking companies. FuelForce provides custom-designed, turnkey, fleet fuel management solutions used by vehicle fleets, aircraft and watercraft to authorize and accurately track fueling transactions.
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