FLEET SOFTWARE TIPS & TRICKS

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.

There are many unexpected costs that can arise in fleet operations, and recently, managers are focusing on the costs associated with downtime. As these costs can add up to cost businesses hundreds if not thousands of dollars, it’s something that needs to be addressed.

The more data that a business can gather about their assets, the better. This is especially true for businesses in various industries such as construction, transportation and even aviation who need to know exactly where their assets are at all times.

Last week we discussed how many fleet managers are turning their attention to dashcams as they’re not only useful for collecting video footage, but maintaining communication and improving training. While we previously discussed where the initial interest of these camera solutions came from and what fleet managers typically learn from solutions providers, in Part 2 we’ll go in-depth about what lasting effects fleet camera solutions can have on fleets.

The implementation of camera solutions within fleets is gaining momentum as there are countless benefits associated with them. However even with new popularity, industry leaders within the telematics sector continue to notice gaps in the knowledge that fleet managers have regarding the devices.

Technology has advanced to the point where consumers have normalized wearing it to allow for a more connected life. While smart wearable technology has been widely accepted in industries like healthcare and fitness, its drastic advancements are allowing for more widespread adoption to happen.

When a business moves forward with adopting new technology, it’s critical that managers do everything they can to ensure its success. Too often businesses invest thousands of dollars into new IoT technology and tools, only to find that it is not as successful as it could have been.

Fleet drivers must always act responsibly when they’re on the clock. Not only are they required to efficiently complete assigned deliveries, but they must abide by driving regulations and maintain safety on the road.

Over time electric vehicles (EVs) have grown incredibly in popularity. Not only do these innovative forms of transportation bring environmental benefits, but economic advantages for consumers and businesses as well.

This month the ZenduIT team had a blast attending Geotab Connect 2020 in San Diego! Connect 2020 was highlighted as Geotab’s biggest conference to date and it was truly a must-attend event that focused on innovation and technological development within the telematics industry.  Among the various keynotes that were presented by thought leaders, some businesses such as ZenduIT were invited to attend as Marketplace Exhibitors.