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Combining real-time GPS vehicle-tracking data with today's ubiquitous video conferencing improves construction managers' control and speed to adapt most efficiently to inevitable emergencies and changing demands that occur throughout each day
Mon February 15, 2021 - National Edition Del Williams Heavy equipment dealers' profitability depends on efficiently renting out their assets and keeping it in good working order for the long term, whether that involves tractor-trailers, semi-trailers, or moving trailers; buses or RVs; backhoes, bulldozers, cranes, excavators, scrapers, graders, dump trucks, or all-terrain forklifts. To maximize profitability, dealers need to know as soon as possible when the equipment is returning to the yard so it can be checked in, maintained and rented back out. Dealers with multiple locations often must ...
In the midst of the COVID-19 crisis, construction contractors, business owners and fleet managers still need to manage their fleets, but may not want to go to the office daily and risk possible exposure to themselves or others.
In the midst of the Covid-19 crisis, construction contractors, business owners, and fleet managers still need to manage their fleets, but may not want to go to the office daily and risk possible exposure to themselves or others. Fortunately, by using new technology offerings like a real-time GPS vehicle tracking system via a smartphone, tablet or PC remotely, in addition to email, Zoom meetings, etc. they can socially distance as well as dynamically manage their fleets and work crews throughout the day without missing a beat. In fact, compared to traditional techniques like meeting face-to-fa...