Northville-based Driver Buddy’s technology takes on fleet management
Driver Buddy, a young tech company working to make fleet management easier, seamless, effective, affordable and more productive, has set up its sales and design operation in downtown Northville. Driver Buddy, 114 E. Main Street, is growing as companies sign on for the service that brings handheld control of company vehicles, orders, sales, service techs and more. CEO Ray Lark has assembled a team that brings 30 years of experience in automotive, building materials, medical devices and the hospital and transportation industries. Driver Buddy combines handheld technology, cloud hosting and powerful computing technologies to solve all sorts of fleet and delivery management issues, from dispatch, communications, and shipping solutions to data control and retrieval. The start-up recently added two new employees and plans to add more. Source: Ray Lark, CEO, Driver Buddy Writer: Kim North Shine
Driver Buddy, a young tech company working to make fleet management easier, seamless, effective, affordable and more productive, has set up its sales and design operation in downtown Northville.
Driver Buddy, 114 E. Main Street, is growing as companies sign on for the service that brings handheld control of company vehicles, orders, sales, service techs and more.
CEO Ray Lark has assembled a team that brings 30 years of experience in automotive, building materials, medical devices and the hospital and transportation industries.
Driver Buddy combines handheld technology, cloud hosting and powerful computing technologies to solve all sorts of fleet and delivery management issues, from dispatch, communications, and shipping solutions to data control and retrieval.
The start-up recently added two new employees and plans to add more.
Source: Ray Lark, CEO, Driver Buddy
Writer: Kim North Shine
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