RS Vision Consulting has over 20+ years of experience combined in Automotive, OEM, telematics and video telematics. Having worked across all areas of business, we are confident that our team will quickly gain a solid understanding of all elements of your organisation. This will allow our team to rapidly deliver tangible benefits and value, whilst ensuring any changes are in harmony with your existing business and team.
We serve customers across a wide variety of industry sectors, with our primary focus on the Telematics, Automotive & OEM sectors.
We offer a range of tailored service packages to meet your exact requirements. Our packages range from one off meetings for industry expertise / research, competitive landscape info, data and trend analysis through to larger, more complex and longer-term projects.
The RS leadership team have decades of board level industry experience within the global telematics, video telematics and automotive sectors.
OUR MISSION: IS TO EMPOWER OUR CUSTOMERS BUSINESSES TO DELIVER BETTER PRODUCTS & SERVICES IN ORDER TO DRIVE SIGNIFICANT & SUSTAINABLE GROWTH.
Frequently Asked Questions
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1. Do you offer a wide range camera solutions?
One size rarely fits all. Every fleet is different in terms of vehicle make-up and usage, so make sure your preferred partner has the tools available to create a video telematics solution that meets your precise needs. Having access to a wide range of connected forward-facing vehicle cameras, multi-channel cameras, mobile DVRs and blindspot/cyclist detection systems compliant with FORS & DVS makes it possible to take a tailored and flexible approach to your fleet requirements.
2. Is your software platform device agnostic?
You really don’t want to end up with multiple systems just to use your vehicle cameras. Choosing a hardware agnostic platform means the software is compatible with all forward-facing and multi-camera solutions, mobile DVRs and FORS/DVS systems, as well as third-party technology such as tracking or electronic vehicle systems. This ensures all the video footage and supporting telematics data is in the same place, whatever hardware solution you select, so you can make the most of your investment.
3. Is the software developed and supported in-house?
Find out if your video telematics partner owns the software or if they are dependent on a third- party manufacturer. This is a critical consideration, especially if the software needs to be installed locally rather than being in the cloud, because new updates or any issue resolution could end up being a painstaking process. Also, if the software is not designed and maintained within the EU, you will need consider the implications with regards to your GDPR responsibilities and internal IT policies.
4. Do you use lithium batteries within your camera technology?
Lithium-Ion batteries in vehicle cameras are suspected of causing a number of fires in parked cars as a result of overheating, in one instance prompting a recall of as many as 85,000 devices in Japan. There is a real risk to both your drivers and fleet assets, so it is worth considering supercapacitor batteries as an alternative battery back-up. A supercapacitor can operate safely at more extreme temperatures.
5. Do you provide any complementary support services?
Check whether any complementary services are available alongside a video telematics solution, so you can make the most of your connected vehicle cameras. We have found, for example, that some fleet operations lack the resources internally to review and respond to multiple alerts. If this sounds familiar, then it might be worth considering support services such as a monitored FNOL (First Notification of Lost) solution that can significantly reduce claim reporting times, better manage claims costs and unlock the true savings potential. These support services is something RS Vision consulting can provide.