Irish Firm AMCS Acquires Dossier Systems

AMCS has more than 700 workers across 11 countries with offices in North America, Europe and Australia. (AMCS)

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AMCS Group has acquired Philadelphia-based fleet maintenance management software solutions provider Dossier Systems, the Limerick, Ireland-based company announced Nov. 16.

AMCS is a global supplier of integrated software and vehicle technology for the waste, recycling and resource industries. The company has more than 700 workers across 11 countries with offices in North America, Europe and Australia.

“We are very excited to expand our business with the acquisition of Dossier Systems, a brand that has earned a national reputation in North America as one of the most trusted names in the industry for fleet management maintenance software,” AMCS founder Jimmy Martin said. “This acquisition will enable us to deliver and support Dossier’s unique [software as a service] solution for fleet maintenance on a global scale.”

#AMCSPressRelease -- Today we announce the acquisition of Dossier Systems, Inc.

Continue reading about this exciting announcement:https://t.co/neBnXYElAg #fleetmanagement #fleetmaintenance #fleetnews #AMCSNews #tech #news #software #innovation #waste #recycling #environmental — AMCS Group (@AMCSGroup1) November 16, 2021

Dossier provides a cloud-based solution that automates the control and administration of fleet vehicles and other assets. AMCS will gain more than 750 new customers through the acquisition. Dossier also has almost 50 employees who will join the company.

“We will be bringing the solution to the AMCS platform where we envision integrations with our current solutions including ERP, smart dispatch, mobile workforce, vehicle technology and route optimization,” Martin said. “So customers can benefit from a unique set of integrated capabilities. We look forward to welcoming new team members and integrating our combined teams under AMCS while continuing to innovate and grow in response to global demand.” — Transport Topics

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