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Five practical steps on turning data into shared knowledge via utilisation
With the range of projects around and the competitive nature of the industry, margins are tight & under pressure - find out how important utilisation ...
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How to turn Road Safety Week into lasting safer-driving habits
From decisions made before you leave to the way you respond to other drivers, small actions can have a lasting impact. Make Road Safety Week matter th...
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Making the Case for Managing Fuels in Multiple Ways
No matter the year, fuel becomes a hot topic as prices surge due to outside forces. Luckily we have multiple avenues you can take to save costs.
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Ian Daniel - December 16, 2015
IVMS for you?
IVMS – short for In Vehicle Monitoring System – is a term you're going to hear more about.It originated in high cost, high risk industries like oil, gas and mining, but is moving into more common usage as businesses look to better meet their obligati...
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Ian Daniel - December 16, 2015
Keeping Customers Happy Using Advanced Telematics
Vehicle tracking can have a positive impact on many different areas of a business.But perhaps one of the most important areas is in the customer service department.
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Steve Bowden - December 16, 2015
Keeping track of trucks lands crooks in jail
When Merv Hooper, owner of Stratford-based truck rental firm Rigs N Things, had a Teletrac Navman GPS fleet tracking system installed in his trucks, he had no idea he'd end up using it to help Police track down a local drug ring. One night before ...
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Ian Daniel - December 16, 2015
Locating The Loos
Tim Mikkelsen's company, Kapiti Hire, rents portaloos and construction equipment to customers operating construction sites up and down the Kapiti Coast.The company owns a lot of expensive equipment so keeping track of it and making sure they get paid...
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Ian Daniel - December 16, 2015
Lone ranger? Help is on the way
More New Zealanders are killed at work than workers in other similar countries, according to government health and safety regulator WorkSafe NZ.On average, 75 people per year die on the job, 600-900 die from work-related diseases, and 1 in 10 is harm...
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Ian Daniel - December 16, 2015
No driver? No business
"It came by truck," they say, as if delivery were automated.But the reality is nothing goes anywhere without someone to drive those trucks.
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