Airtel & Tramigo Agree to Help Track Cars in Congo Brazzaville

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Airtel AFRICAAirtel and Tramigo have joined forces to offer real time vehicle tracking to Airtel Congo Brazzaville customers using its Tramigo T23 Series next generation tracking products are highly suitable for Mobile Network Operators.

According to Arto Tiitinen, Tramigo CEO, “Our partnership with Airtel Congo Brazzaville offers us a great opportunity to start a close partnership with Airtel Group. Tramigo T23 Series next generation tracking products are highly suitable for Mobile Network Operators to access a new virgin high ARPU Subscriber base from vehicles and other asset tracking segments.”

This deal will also help Airtel enhance its mobile services with geolocation features for its customers. We are not sure if this deal wil be extended to mobile phones but the mobile service provider has been forging partnerships to provide value apart form data and voice and devices to its strong and growing presence throughout Africa and Asia.

Tramigo recently partnered with Toyota Ghana to give Toyota’s clients in Ghana get complete control over their assets as well as adding much more value to their vehicles.

 

 

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