A family business cannot afford a failure project.
Managing director: Benny van Weel
Challenge.
Ebo van Weel is a manufacturer of truck and trailer bodywork and traffic systems. It is a real family business that has grown over the years into a renowned player in the world of traffic management systems. In order to be never overtaken by competitors again, a big step forward was needed, director Benny van Weel realised. He wanted to innovate.
Ebo van Weel wanted to show courage, grow and embrace high-tech. The company literally and figuratively wanted to move forward with trailers with associated traffic management systems.
Solution.
We have built the comprehensive, groundbreaking Traffic Fleet platform. Location, maintenance times, battery voltage, the message on matrix boards, but also the travel time (thanks to Floating Car Data) are now visible in real time. TrafficFleet links information with traffic control centers and Flitsmeister. It has become a real game changer in the sector. With the user-friendly tool in hand,EBO van Weel distinguished itselfas a high-tech playerand became a leading company in the industry.
Working together.
We are a good fit with EBO van Weel in many aspects, as we have experienced in recent years. Agreements are based on trust. A good relationship is important. And no-nonsense, we both love that too. We are working together and are now continuously developing TrafficFleet. Because we both understand that such a product is never finished. If you stand still, you will be overtaken.
The perfect combination of smart software and a heart for the business.
,Global future.
We think it's great to see that EBO van Weel has knocked off a somewhat dusty image. Before we developed TrafficFleet, there was little high-tech about the trailers with matrix signs from the Rhoon company. But meanwhile, it is aleading high-tech player operating worldwide. For example, the company recently entered into a partnership with an Indian company so that the EBO van Weel platform is now also used in Asia. This is probably not the end of their expansion.
