DIGI Romania: Service that Many of the Clients DIDN'T KNOW about

DIGI Romania is one of the largest telecommunications operators in our country, with millions of customers, and many dedicated services for all of them, but many people knew absolutely nothing about some of them. More precisely, we are talking about the DIGI Romania services dedicated to companies, and one of them is called CarTracs, which is designed to allow companies to monitor their cars while they are moving on public roads.

DIGI Romania is known by most Romanians as a company that provides internet, telephone, and television services, but in reality, the company has many more services, especially for companies. This CarTracs is a very good proof of the fact that DIGI Romania is not only limited to classic telecommunications for private clients, but also has special solutions for companies that need high quality monitoring services.

DIGI Romania: Service that Many of the Clients DIDN'T KNOW about

DIGI Romania offers through CarTracs a complete solution for companies that want to monitor their cars while driving on public roads, including in real time, of course if there is a GSM connection in that area. DIGI Romania offers its solution more than likely based on a connection to its own telecommunications network, and since the internet coverage good enough for this kind of monitoring is not exactly great, its usefulness is limited outside urban areas.

DIGI Romania it also has other services dedicated to companies, but even to individuals, of which some people did not know, but this car monitoring system is a good example of versatility for the operator. We are talking about services that are offered for companies with very large fleets of cars, those from DIGI Romania also competing with the rest of the telecommunications operators, because there are others that have similar offers for legal entity clients.

DIGI Romania it will still continue to expand its services for private customers, and it would be good to offer many novelties, because it has lagged behind compared to what Orange, Vodafone, or even Telekom offers.