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By using two essential business assets, Mobile Phones and Vehicles, mobile workers can now be monitored and their activity reported upon to deliver critical data to a company, whilst also ensuring a duty of care and corporate responsibility.
Cobus provides Tracking that identifies cost savings by monitoring your remote workforce via their company vehicles and mobile phones.
Using an easy to use point and click web based system with no software installs (apart from vehicle tracking devices) you can easily keep in touch with remote workers and report on journeys taken.
We offer cost effective, buy now, rental or leasing options to suit every business.
For more info about vehicle tracking, mobile monitor and tracking, asset tracking, fleet management and lone worker protection contact our dedicated team now for further details.
Cobus IT Engineering Apprentice Lewis Spears has become a regional finalist in the Apprentice of the year Awards 2011. Nominated by the Cobus Group Director Michael O'Grady, Lewis has been with the company since July 2010 proving himself to be an invaluable member of the IT Department. During his apprenticeship he has so far produced corporate websites, provided high quality customer support and redesigned and implemented a new intranet system for the company.
"Lewis is a friendly member of Cobus and he has worked on IT related issues that we have experienced recently and has managed to solve them remotely meaning no disruption to our daily business."
Guy Neilson, Managing Director of Almerico Ltd
The Regional finals took place on the 17 May 2011 at York College.
This is the second Finalist Award nomination that a Cobus Employee has received in so many months, as March saw David Atkin, Cobus IT Engineer pick up the Winning Award for the Goole and Howdenshire Chamber of Commerce Award for Employee of the Year 2011.
The Cobus Communications Group are participating in the first ever Hull 'TeenTech' technology event at the KC stadium on the 14th May. The Humber Education Business Partnership (EBP) has been chosen as one of the two areas in the UK to run the award winning TeenTech event created by Maggie Philbin, Science Broadcaster and Chris Dodson of the IoD. The event takes place at the KC Stadium on the 14th July 2011 where 300 students aged 12-13 will have the opportunity to try their hand at experiments, handle leading edge technology and, most importantly to meet the engineers, technicians and scientists behind their 21st century lives. Teen Tech will show young teenagers how their love for mobile phones and computer games could act as a gateway to a rewarding career developing the next generation of must have gadgets.
Over 30 Local & National Employers in Science, Engineering & Technology will provide intriguing and practical encounters. The event allows students to be inspired by 'real' engineers and have the chance to find out what's really involved in their work and how important certain subjects like Maths and Physics can be for future careers.
Cobus is committed to helping Hull Youngsters learn about the business community and about the exciting technology that we work with.
