Trimble Recognized Four Carriers for Technology Upgrades
The awards highlight how firms are using AI, cloud migration, and workflow modernization to improve logistics operations.
Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Transportation

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Trimble presented inaugural Momentum Awards to SFI International, Hogan Transports, Jasper Engines & Transmissions, and Deseret Transportation during its 2026 conference. The awards recognize specific operational improvements including AI implementation and system upgrades within the U.S. transport sector.
Why it matters
The recognition highlights a broader industry shift toward modernizing legacy IT infrastructure and integrating AI to streamline logistics and fleet management. These projects demonstrate how targeted software adoption can improve visibility and service delivery for transportation operators.
Award winners range from large fleets like Hogan Transports, which operates 10,000 trucks across 100 locations, to mid-sized operators like Jasper Engines & Transmissions, which runs 170 trucks across 53 branches. These projects involve migrations from legacy platforms like AS/400.
The players
Trimble
A provider of hardware and software technology solutions for the global transportation, construction, and agriculture industries.
Hogan Transports
A large-scale logistics and trucking firm operating a fleet of 10,000 vehicles across 100 locations.
Jasper Engines & Transmissions
A remanufacturer of automotive components that operates a private fleet of 170 trucks.
Deseret Transportation
A logistics provider utilizing 40 tractors and 107 refrigerated trailers for specialized transport.
SFI International
A transportation and logistics organization recognized for its early adoption of AI-driven automation.
The details
Hogan Transports modernized its systems by transitioning from an AS/400 platform to the cloud-based Trimble TMW.Suite and Trimble Reveal, migrating customer by customer to ensure service continuity. Meanwhile, Jasper Engines & Transmissions achieved standardization by establishing structured feedback loops with drivers to inform new in-cab workflows. Deseret Transportation showcased scale in its humanitarian logistics by coordinating 250 truckloads of food across all 50 states.
Timeline
The Trimble Insight Conference took place in 2026.
Market Landscape
This recognition aligns with the industry's documented transition away from legacy AS/400 systems toward integrated, cloud-based fleet management. It follows a pattern of awards highlighting digital maturity as a competitive advantage in the logistics sector.
Operators should evaluate the scalability of their own legacy management software against cloud-based alternatives like TMW.Suite. Reviewing in-cab workflow standardizations can provide immediate efficiencies for fleets currently struggling with inconsistent driver feedback.
The takeaway
Technology modernization projects are most successful when executed in phases to maintain service continuity. Focus on standardizing driver workflows as a low-cost, high-impact first step before tackling major software migrations.
Further reading
For more context on how firms are updating legacy infrastructure, visit the Transportation section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Fleet Equipment.
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