Ten things to consider when choosing your fleet telematics partner
MECN looks at ten things fleet managers and organisations must consider when choosing their fleet telematics partner
Reduce fuel and maintenance costs
With advancements in technology nowadays, telematics data include much more than tracking a location. It provides extensive and intelligent data, can optimise productivity, and allow for more safety at the worksite. Additionally, a smart GPS tracking system ensures that organisations can keep track of their machinery and in-turn keep an eye on fuel consumption. With advanced telematics systems, fleet managers can opt for automatic notifications on monitoring idling time versus work time and also which operators are responsible for wasting fuel. Fleet managers note that reducing idling time also results in better fuel efficiency, extends engine life and reduces repair costs.
