ERA welcomes new members

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04 November 2020

The ERA is very pleased to welcome To-Increase and Advanced Mobility Services as new members! Both companies have joined the ERA as associate members.

To-Increase publishes software solutions - the DynaRent Solutions Suite - that help their customers optimise their operations, grow and lead in their sector.

To-Increase, Advanced Mobility Services logos

ERA welcomes To-Increase (with its DynaRent Solutions Suite) and Advanced Mobility Services as new members

To-Increase has more than 170 employees, in excess of 2,200 customers in 45 countries and has been in business for 15 years. The company is based in the Netherlands and also has offices in the US and India.

For more information about To-Increase, please visit their website, www.to-increase.com.

Advanced Mobility Services is an IoT (Internet of Things) and Telematics provider. The company is also based in the Netherlands and operates globally.

Advanced Mobility Services provides its customers with intelligent solutions for powered and non-powered assets, and people based on site. It delivers valuable insights and timesaving solutions to improve the daily business activities of its customers, by visualising and monitoring their points of interest (assets, machinery, vehicles, employees, suppliers and visitors).

For more information about Advanced Mobility Services, please visit their website, www.advancedmobilityservices.com.

For more information about membership to the ERA, please contact the ERA team at era@erarental.org.

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