Teletrac Navman in partnership with its subsidiary, Fleet Management Solutions (FMS), announced its DIRECTOR® product platform was granted Authority to Operate (ATO) with the US Air Force (USAF). Teletrac Navman is now the only telematics company to achieve FedRAMP approval and a reciprocal ATO, a process that takes many companies years, which allows all federal agencies access to its technology.
The USAF underwent a comprehensive review of vendor offerings and found Teletrac Navman was the only provider whose capabilities met their strict and extensive requirements. The ATO approval process included deep security testing for both software and hardware components. The time investment was significant and is expected to deliver ROI in two years.
The robust software feature set within DIRECTOR will allow the USAF to track and greatly reduce idle time and fuel usage as well as track mileage, GPS location, engine diagnostic codes, and maintenance needs across thousands of general purpose and heavy-duty vehicles worldwide. In addition, Teletrac Navman will soon be compatible with government mileage and fuel use tracking systems with automated entry to minimize administration time and eliminate data entry errors.
Other government agencies can leverage the existing ATO through reciprocity to comply with government mandates for telematics covering their current fleets as well as new purchases.
“We are dedicated to providing fleets with the most accurate and insightful data secured by the strongest protection and controls,” Daren Lauda, vice president and general manager, Teletrac Navman, says. “We are incredibly proud that our software application, infrastructure, and hardware components passed the rigorous security testing to earn the ATO. We believe that other agencies can benefit from the ATO process and begin to use DIRECTOR to run their fleets more efficiently and safely around the globe.
Find out more, visit www.teletracnavman.com.
