Boatracs OmniTRACS is a maritime satellite communications software solution that is powered by Qualcomm technology. Real-time data moves back and forth between your vessels and place of operations and is not subject to dead zones.
Unfortunately, the cost of fuel isn’t something fleets can hide from. We all know prices will continue to fluctuate and there’s nothing we can do about it. But, what you CAN do, however, is be proactive in keeping your fuel costs down. A GPS fleet tracking software solution is the ideal tool to keep your fuel costs under control. Here are a few real life examples.
Field Service Management can radically improve the way your company does business, speeding up cashflow, shortening billing cycles and much more. However, as attractive a solution it is, business owners can sometimes dive in without considering some of the less obvious aspects of making such an important purchase.
FieldAware Field Service Automation is an asset management software that tracks and manages customer and user assets. The platform allows users to track assets’ entire lifespan with details such as model number, serial number and warranty information.
Field service management software enables service companies to consolidate all of their data into a single, unified platform for easy access and information sharing. Dispatchers can automate scheduling and push information to technicians in the field. Download our Top 10 Field Service Management report for our comparison of leading field service management solutions.
Intuit Field Service Management is a service management software ideal for plumbing, HVAC and electrical services. The platform allows users to view and manipulate scheduling, see details on each technician project, store all contact information and pull work orders.
There’s no question that any modern logistical operation moving significant amounts of overland freight need a GPS fleet tracking system. The amount of investment and liability that goes into every shipment these days requires a level of security that goes well past hourly situation reports or logbooks kept on paper and pen.
Fleet tracking still involves trucks, cargo, unexpected road hazards, and lots of logistical planning, but like many traditionally analog industries, fleet tracking is experiencing an overhaul of its core technologies as digital, wireless, and integrated systems make fleet optimization easier and more affordable for business of all sizes.
There’s no avoiding it. When you implement any kind of tracking software, especially the sort that collects data in real time, by nature you’re going to be accumulating a ton of data. With all the different types of data a fleet tracking system logs–vehicle run time, amount of stops, idle time, mileage rates and routes progress to name a few–and the fact that many logistics fleets are operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week, it follows that you’re going to have a good amount of raw data on your hands before long. Here are 3 metrics you should be tracking.
NetTrack is a GPS fleet tracking software solution that is built to be able to track vehicles of all types. The platform allows users to integrate their processes with Google Maps Enterprise, allowing users to view maps in a digital or satellite format, as well as offers an animated map replay as an added visualization tool.