Implementing mobile workforce and fleet management technologies is a complex process, but necessary for the growth of your company. With the help of first-rate project management and a structured implementation framework in place, transitioning your workplace will be a much smoother process. Here's how.
Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) is a useful tool for fleet-based businesses to access real-time location and vehicle status information, but it is only a small piece of a more important technological framework that mobilizes and automates a mobile workforce. This white paper will discuss what a comprehensive mobile workforce management solution includes, the benefits of a mobile workforce management solution and provide direction for selecting the right solution for your business. Learn about the advantages of a mobile workforce management solution that you are missing out on with an AVL-only system.
Making the decision to equip your fleet with mobile computers to increase organizational efficiencies is the first step to greater efficiency. Considering that fleet-based organizations can see a 23 percent improvement in workforce productivity by implementing a mobile solution, that’s an easy choice. Now comes the hard part—deciding on the best device for your needs. This free whitepaper, “Making the Best Choice for your Fleet: Rugged Computers vs. Consumer Tablets and Smartphones”, can help you make this decision. Learn about Total Cost of Ownership and other ways rugged computers can help streamline your fleet and save you money.
Confused about the recent FMCSA hours-of-service (HOS) mandates and how they might affect your business? You’re probably not alone. The trucking industry has faced numerous changes to regulations lately, and there will certainly be more to come in the future. This whitepaper clarifies FMCSA regulations concerning HOS compliance and electronic on-board recorder (EOBR) use. This white paper also explains the benefits of EOBR technology and E-Logs beyond HOS compliance, such as increasing operational efficiency and reducing costs.
Many people believe that environmentally-friendly fleet upgrades are cost prohibitive. In fact, the opposite is true: proper mobile fleet management technology not only lessens a fleet's impact on the environment, its improvements to an operation's overall efficiency saves money in the long run. This white paper outlines several historical approaches to a greener fleet and why they fail. It discusses how new fleet management technologies can improve a company's bottom line, and lists several policies that managers can implement immediately to save money and the environment, all at no cost.
Fuel costs account for 28-30% of most fleet budgets. This, combined with the volatile cost of fuel, makes reducing fuel consumption one of the most important issues facing fleet managers.
From prolonged idling to excessive speeding, driver behavior is the number one factor in fuel consumption. However, the question remains: how can managers effectively monitor the driving behaviors of a mobile workforce? Here is a guide to selecting the right vehicle telematics solution to reduce fuel consumption and save money.
One of the leading causes of accidents these days is driver distraction. The challenge when selecting mobile computing technology for fleet-based businesses is to minimize driver interaction when the vehicle is in motion, while still increasing fleet efficiency. Here are a number of guidelines to help you choose a mobile computer that will improve your fleet's efficiency without sacrificing safety.
Maintaining the safety of your fleet is the most important job of any mobile fleet manager. With advanced technologies in your vehicles and in the office, driver behaviors can be improved, the lines of communication opened, and workers can be located quickly during emergencies. When paired with a conscientious management team and a comprehensive safety program, exceptional fleet safety is possible.