Any attempt to improve an organization's productivity requires an intense focus on “the numbers”—because you can’t manage what you aren’t measuring. Reducing costs, getting more out of limited resources, minimizing time and effort…every company, no matter the size, is aiming for these and similar goals.
And, no companies more so today than those in the transportation industry. With volatile fuel prices and an aggressive push toward electric vehicles, fleet operators are focused intently on minimizing fuel usage and idle time, and boosting profitability.
For our August Huddle, we invited our strategic partner Geotab, the #1 commercial telematics vendor worldwide, to showcase their fleet management software’s capabilities, and to talk about what those mean for our customers.
Read the Huddle overview below to learn why Geotab is leading the industry in fleet management software, and to get productivity perspectives from our experts:
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During the Huddle, we talked quite a bit about the features of Geotab and how those enable greater productivity and lower costs. The group agreed that one of the things that sets the Geotab solution apart from others in the marketplace is its “sky’s the limit” flexibility. Here it is, explained in a bit more detail:
When the transportation industry looks at the horizon, it sees electric vehicles, and fleet operators are asking, “What will we need to know—and do—related to charging, hydro, necessary infrastructures, and more?” Geotab has a wealth of useful benchmarking and other data related to EV, and it’s all shared on the platform, right out of the box, helping guide organizations in their move to electric.
In the meantime, though, sustainability is key, and includes goals like lowering carbon emissions, assessing vehicles for EV conversion, and right-sizing the fleet. Geotab makes these steps easy by giving organizations the data that helps them keep vehicles operating in an environmentally friendly way until they’re ready to make the move to EV.
Because there are not a lot of regulations or protocols around telematics services and companies, Geotab has been aggressively proactive in establishing the highest levels of security, reliability, and scalability of its products. Its rigorous approach to information security follows the principle of continuous improvement, and the company constantly reviews, improves, and validates security mechanisms and processes to ensure that its systems remain resilient to intrusion.
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