John Deere is partnering with HCS to further enhance the capabilities of John Deere WorkSight and to put the power of JDLink data in the hands of customers.

Continually looking for ways to increase productivity on the job site, John Deere is partnering with HCSS – one of the construction industry's leading providers of management solutions – to further enhance the capabilities of John Deere WorkSight and to put the power of JDLink data in the hands of customers. The partnership stems from the Association of Equipment Management Professionals (AEMP) actively working with major machine manufacturers to standardize telematics data available for integration into other applications, commonly known as the Application Programming Interface (API).

“Our partnership with HCSS empowers customers to leverage the existing telematics connection on their John Deere equipment and see their JDLink machine data in the powerful HCSS tool suite in conjunction with other telematic brands,” said Liz Quinn, product marketing manager, John Deere WorkSight. “In addition, customers will be able to easily link from the HCSS application to the MyJohnDeere.com environment when they need to order parts, manuals, or have a closer look at a John Deere machine in the JDLink Dashboard. Seeing all brands of telematics data in one application optimizes a customer's fleet management decisions and eliminates manual data entry and jumping from one manufacturer's portal to the next.”

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