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Ringway honours Masternaut for innovation
18 December 2007, 5:28pm
GPS tracking company Masternaut has received a prestigious award from Ringway the experts maintaining and improving the UK's roads. The award for Innovation was presented to Masternaut UK’s Managing Director Martin Port at Ringway’s Annual Supply Chain Conference.
The event, attended by more than 200 of Ringway’s consultants, contractors and representatives from the supply chain recognised outstanding achievements in the fields of Partnering, Health and Safety and Sustainability with special commendation given to Masternaut for Innovation. The event, now in its fourth year, supports Ringway’s commitment to forging long term, strategic relationships providing benefit and achieving best value.
“This award was presented to Masternaut in recognition of their innovative use of technology, their understanding of our business and their support of and commitment to our purpose, vision and values,” said Scott Waldrop, Managing Director of Ringway Infrastructure Services. “By working in partnership we have developed a range of solutions that are providing real benefits to Ringway, our clients and the communities in which we operate.”
Martin Port, Managing Director of Masternaut UK added, “It is a real honour to receive this award on behalf of the entire Masternaut team. Only by working in partnership with clients, such as Ringway, can we understand their specific requirements and needs. This understanding, combined with a dedicated research department and innovative use of technology means we are continuously developing new features and functionality to serve our growing user community.”
Masternaut is the leading telematics supplier offering a unique over the Internet vehicle tracking and activity reporting service to more than 70,000 UK subscribers. With solutions linked to onboard sensors and vehicle data keypads Masternaut is already a standard management tool within Ringway supporting the provision of routine, emergency and winter maintenance and highway improvement services.
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