The Internet of Things is a term you’ve likely heard, and if you’re unfamiliar with its applications, it brings powerful abilities for fleets. Learn just what IoT is, why it matters, and how a network of connected devices can revolutionize the supply chain.
Goodyear and ConMet are teaming up to create combined tire and wheel-hub digital solutions to connect commercial truck fleets to the health of their tires and wheel ends.
Daimler Truck AG recently established the Connectivity Services Group (CSG), a global division that will develop the next generation of vehicle connectivity solutions and digital services for customers.
The Orbcomm Platform offers the ability for customers to track, monitor and control all of their transportation assets in one place – from reefers, dry trailers and trucks to chassis and dry and refrigerated shipping containers on the road, rail and at sea.
Geotab has added BlackBerry Limited's Radar connected asset tracker to its marketplace, so fleets can pair it with Geotab's telematics platform, the companies have announced.
Wabco Fleet Solutions is developing solutions for fuel efficiency, downtime reduction, regulatory compliance, workforce management and load optimization.
Hub Group says it’s using artificial intelligence and machine learning to leverage data from its GPS-equipped container fleet to give customers end-to-end visibility, with real-time, dynamic, shipment-level ETAs.
Hyperion Partners will provide Suntech's telematics tracking devices to fleets for use on Sprint's 4G cellular network, the company has announced.
Not only is last-mile delivery the fastest growing vocational fleet segment, it is also demonstrating that it will be an early adopter exploiting the technologies and business practices that will become the new core fleet management tools to be employed in the next decade of the 2020s.
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