Takeaways
- How telematics data can be used to coordinate fleet health
- How telematics ties into a larger asset management program
- How time and maintenance savings provide a rapid return on investment
- The future of vehicle telematics and where this technology is headed
- The types of engine and location data available in modern solutions
- Ways of interfacing with various kinds of vehicles – from passenger to heavy-duty commercial and even heavy off-road equipment
Who Should Attend
- Asset Managers
- COO
- CTO
- Equipment Managers
- Finance Manager
- Fleet Administrators
- Fleet Managers
- Operations
- Safety Manager
- Shop Foremen
Speakers
Greg Arlen
Director of Product
Chad Hart
AnalystManaging a construction fleet can be a daunting job. As your organization grows, just knowing where every vehicle is located can be challenging. Grabbing routine vehicle health metrics is tedious and often requires specialized skills. As a result, simple maintenance needs are often forgotten until something breaks, leading to bigger scheduling problems and more expensive repairs.
Vehicle telematics offers a simple solution to the growing complexity of fleets by automatically sharing vehicle data. Modern telematics can extract a variety of information from your vehicle’s on-board computers to give vital information on vehicle health. This information can be combined into a fleet-wide view to help optimize usage and keep your fleet running at peak efficiency.
