How a device the size of a credit card might help lower your company’s CO2 emissions

Stockholm-based telematics specialist Taggr has partnered with Loxam-owned Ramirent to help the company track usage, location and carbon emissions on thousands of its machines - not the large, capital pieces of equipment typically logging data, but the smaller tools and items normally ignored by most systems.

Why should these smaller machines be tagged and tracked? Andreas Eriksson, CEO of Taggr AB, says there’s a lot to be gained in operational efficiencies through the technology he claims is simple and low cost.

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