Modern Joinery as launched a new partnership with Radius Telematics

Modern Joinery Announces Partnership with Radius Telematics

Modern Joinery News and its sister publication, PiGs AKA People in Glazing Society, have announced a new partnership with Radius Telematics, a company that provides vehicle tracking, dash cams and asset tracking to help businesses manage their fleets and assets.

After attending the FIT show in London, Sarah Ball, Modern Joinery Founder and Director at PiGs, got chatting with Sandra Wilson-O’Connor, Business Development Manager at Radius Telematics.

They spent time discussing opportunities for collaboration within the industry and how telematics for fleets and assets can strengthen and support businesses in this sector.

Radius Telematics helps businesses of all sizes to save time and money, with easy-to-use software and proven technology.

Whether you have one van or several, Radius Telematics has you covered and there’s a team of experts ready to support your business every step of the way.

This new partnership gives Modern Joinery and PiGs members access to an exclusive one-month free offer on any telematics solution.

To find out more information, please visit: https://www.radius.com/en-gb/partnerships/telematics/pigs/

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