FLEET SOFTWARE TIPS & TRICKS

Technology is advancing at impressive rates. When speaking about telematics, artificial intelligence has played a critical role in the innovation and development of many solutions for vehicle-based businesses.

With the world changing, businesses need to stay innovative and agile so they can remain profitable. Doing this will allow them to succeed in nearly any environment or circumstance that may arise.

Published on May 15, 2020 by Product Team New features in TruckMate V2. 0 will allow users to better streamline operations as users can optimize the dispatching and driver process even more.

It’s important for every business to do what they can to stay profitable, however, now with uncertain times upon us, this is more important than ever before. In fact, many are looking to telematics for solutions when it comes to managing finances during uncertain times.

Many organizations are implementing new initiatives to allow for better social distancing. While some businesses have been able to allow for work from home opportunities, others have had to drastically change how they operate.

As many already know, the world has greatly changed over the last few weeks. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused the public to adjust the way they live in order to reduce the spread of the virus.

Time is of the essence for first responders as they are required to quickly respond to those in need. While in most cases they are able to arrive fast and have enough training to successfully help individuals in need, sometimes, having more data and information available could be beneficial.

As a provider of telematics to various industries, ZenduIT has found that there are certain telematics myths that many business owners still believe in. In fact, we’ve noticed that even if a myth is not true, it can still account as a roadblock for a business moving forward with telematics technology.

Currently COVID-19, or otherwise known as coronavirus, is a popular topic of discussion because of its quick and sudden outbreak that shocked many countries - providing them little time to find a solution. On March 11th, the virus moved so quickly and affected so many throughout the world that the World Health Organization declared it a pandemic.

Technology continues to advance at impressive rates which means more industries are finding innovative ways to use it. Currently, technology has advanced to allow for the creation of telematics - an information telecommunication technology that is growing in popularity in the vehicle sector.