Mile by mile, logistics matters. Fleet operators are always under pressure to deliver quicker, manage costs, and optimise vehicle usage, all while fulfilling increasing customer expectations. Historically, fleets have been run from a single master facility where vehicles pick up and drop off after completing deliveries. While it is sufficient for small networks, the arrangement has a tendency...
In today's high-speed logistics environment, high-volume delivery operations operate under intense pressure to meet delivery deadlines. Customers expect quicker delivery than ever, with same-day...
The world today is full of fleet management, transportation, and logistics, all of which have made data no longer a supporting factor but rather the backbone of each and every important decision....
Fleet expansion is more than acquiring new vehicles to add to the fleet. It's a high-risk undertaking that can either spur operational acceleration or deplete precious resources. In the age of...
High-density delivery zones are a goldmine and logistical headache in modern-day urban logistics. On the other hand, the dense distribution of delivery points enables drivers to travel a greater...
Since the emergence of the digital economy, customer expectations around delivery have been revolutionized by the change in e-commerce. Speed, reliability, and visibility are no longer niceties;...
In today's high-speed world of fleet management, communication between drivers and managers is no longer optional; it's optional-no-more. Clear and efficient communication enables vehicles to stay...
Fleet rationalisation is increasingly a cornerstone of effective transport management. It could be a logistics company, a public transport body, a school bus fleet, or a private enterprise; the...
Maintenance of the fleet is at the centre of every successful transportation operation. It could be a logistics company, a public transit system, or a corporate fleet, but the safety, efficiency,...
Urban transportation is facing a tipping point. With cities growing at an explosive rate and populations exploding, old patterns of mobility based on car-dominated models, stand-alone bus systems,...