Dashboards Software Now Available to Small-, Mid-Sized Transportation Firms
PARK RIDGE, IL – Operators of truck fleets and other vehicles can now take advantage of the same type of software used by Fortune 500 companies to display and monitor essential business activity and performance.
PARK RIDGE, IL – Operators of truck fleets and other vehicles can now take advantage of the same type of software used by Fortune 500 companies to display and monitor essential business activity and performance. The new Management Dashboards technology from George S. May International Company differs from other dashboard software because it’s specifically designed for use with QuickBooks and other common databases.
In addition to monitoring financial metrics of sales, income, liabilities, and profits, the Management Dashboards software from May International can display and track any type of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) or data that a fleet manager can gather and place in a relational database. This includes vehicles available and in use; repair status; availability of drivers; hiring and training status; shipment schedules; operating costs per mile; and accident statistics. Dashboard information is accessible by authorized users from anywhere there is Internet access.
May International, Park Ridge, Ill., is offering the new technology through a partnership with iDashboards, which introduced the management system to large companies several years ago. May International consultants assist companies in establishing KPIs to be displayed. This may be data a company already is collecting into a database or it may be new measurements. The software is then programmed to convert the numerical data from an existing or new database into visual formats for display on computer screens. Management Dashboards can illustrate the data of these KPIs, as well as read the key financial data most business users of QuickBooks already track, converting into graphic illustrations a range of data, including accounts receivable, assets and liabilities, net income, profitability, and sales.
For additional information and for an online demo, e-mail info@gsmdashboards.com or call (847) 993-5443.
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