Just recently was the National Day of Mourning in Canada, where every April 28 we pause to reflect on those that have...

Just recently was the National Day of Mourning in Canada, where every April 28 we pause to reflect on those that have...
According to CareerCast, some of the most dangerous jobs are those where employees often work alone. The company...
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics found in a study that security guards suffered fatal workplace injuries at more...
The purpose of technology is to solve needs, especially if they pose risks to people and businesses. The same applies to fleets, who face several types of risks every day. However with telematics, the type of technology designed to improve fleet performance, is...
What Asset Trackers Fleets Should Be Considering Fleets are evolving with the growing demands of the world economy. To meet demands, fleets primarily approach telematics to improve their performance in efficiency, safety, and maintenance management. In...
New features and updates are in the works to improve user experience and convenience. Mississauga, ON - February 26, 2021 - ZenduIT, a leader in commercial telematics has announced multiple updates for ZenduIT apps including ZenduCAM/Trax, ZenduOne and...
Every day, people are taking steps towards building a brighter and more efficient future. Cities are moving to leverage new smarter technologies to create what is being called ‘smart cities’. While numerous industries will be critical in assisting with the growth of...
Zenduit is now offering a new product to provide vehicle tracking options for smaller fleets. Mississauga, ON – February 10th – ZenduIT, a leader in commercial telematics has announced the release of a new vehicle tracking solution, ZenduTracker Z1, available...
It goes without saying that emergencies will continue to happen, and first responders will need to evolve to meet new response needs or challenges. With the rise in population and urbanization, imperfect technologies and changes in weather from climate change first...