As powerful mobile computing capabilities becomes available on a greater selection of devices –data is also becoming more accessible, and more valuable, to trucking companies. This is one of the primary reason we’ve identified “data” as the second major mobile computing trend impacting our industry. The bring-your-own-device (BYOD) trend has influenced nearly every major business market, with consumers bringing and using their personal devices at work, and the trucking industry is no exception. New mobile applications, which are now delivered via the cloud, are giving fleets access to data they’ve never had before...
As our industry prepares for new regulatory mandates, I thought it would be timely to examine emerging fleet management solutions and best practices. Because there are too many topics to cover in just one blog post, I will be exploring the top mobile computing trends for 2013 in a five part series. The first trend I’d like to focus on is “Compliance Management.”
Our team is getting ready to pack up and head out to Cincinnati for the National Private Truck Council Education Management Conference, April 28-30. If you're attending the conference, please join us at booth #808 in the exhibition hall to learn how our solutions help private fleets better manage workflow, routes, driver hours, vehicle maintenance, inspection reports, delivery assignments, and CSA compliance, all while keeping costs down.
The trucking industry is going through a technology revolution and the new FMCSA Hours of Service (HOS) rules take effect soon. Are you ready? Do you have a plan in place to implement new FMCSA rules across your entire fleet? Do you have a way to educate drivers on how the new rules might affect them? Do you have a process to streamline your compliance management?
During a recent interview with Red Eye Radio, I discussed the importance of fleet managers having a positive relationship with their drivers. As drivers are out on the road for fluctuating periods of time, face-to-face interaction that exists in a normal work environment is close to non-existent. FleetRisk Advisors’ predictive analytics technology allows fleet managers to tune into what’s happening in their drivers’ lives while they are on the road, encouraging positive and proactive communication...
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