In an increasingly crowded and complex market, finding the right hardware partners for your GPS needs has never been more challenging.
To make that decision more straightforward, Wialon, the global fleet management, telematics and IoT software platform, has announced its 10 leaders of 2023 in the telematics and GPS tracking hardware manufacturing market.
This ranking is designed to single out this year's most popular GPS hardware, based on the number of devices installed by Wialon telematic service providers over the past year. With over 3.6 million vehicles monitored and connected, Wialon is the largest fleet management platform worldwide by number of connected vehicles and other assets.
The 2023 rankings reveal Teltonika Telematics hardware as the most frequently connected to Wialon, once again, with the Teltonika FMB920 ranking as the most popular device of the year - connecting to the platform in more than 132,000 instances from June 2022 to May 2023.
The full 2023 top 10 reads as follows:
#1 Teltonika Telematics
#2 NAVTELECOM
#3 Queclink Wireless Solutions
#4 Shenzhen Jimi IoT Co.
#5 Ruptela
#6 Suntech International
#7 GLONASSsoft
#8 Sensata INSIGHTS
#9 FleetGuide
#10 ERM Electronic Systems LTD
“The breadth of functionality on offer to fleet managers has continued to grow in line with market demand over the past year, but what’s exciting for Wialon is how much software integration is improving access to these devices,” noted Denis Grebennikov, Head of Business Development Center, Wialon.
Wialon’s over 2,400 channel partners – telematics service providers and solutions developers – have used its platform and fleet management software solutions to deploy applications in a broad range of markets and sectors: transportation and mobility, logistics, delivery services, construction, agribusiness, water and waste management, public utilities, railway, mining and processing, and security.
Wialon has developed integrations with over 3,100 types of GPS tracking devices from 700 manufacturers, including personal trackers and software-based trackers installed as mobile apps on smartphones. Additionally, Wialon can process data received from after-market sensors (weight, humidity, light, temperature and many others), cameras, tachographs and various other types of GPS hardware and tracking devices.
“The data from the past year paints an interesting picture of transition, as fleet managers adopt devices to meet disparate local and national regulatory requirements,” said Aliaksandr Kuushynau, Head of Wialon. “In turn, the requirements for flexibility in the functionality of devices are becoming more complex, and a number of manufacturers are responding by offering significant customization options to their customers.”
“Wialon is proud to connect the players of this dynamic ecosystem of hardware manufacturers, fleet management solutions providers, and fleet managers at companies worldwide.”
