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How is Fleet Management Going to Transform Transport in the Near Future?

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The whole automotive sector is undergoing multiple changes and transformation thanks to a new range of technologies. From the app based shared cab systems to driverless vehicles to most sophisticated tracking systems and fleet communication systems powered with advanced sensors, modern technologies are continuing to add value and transform the industry. One of the biggest change in the industry is promised by fleet management solutions. As the situation stands now, fleet management solutions are going to transform the whole transport industry in the near future. Let us explain here how such transformation is going to take place.    Image Location :-  machinestalk.com The connected vehicles The vehicles today are no longer just about a moving compartment with the comfortable sitting arrangement. The vehicles are today equipped to handle digital data and exercise computing power for many actions. The vehicles today are also highly equipped with ...

How Big Data Plays A Vital Role in Fleet Management

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The advent of automotive Big Data enables fleet managers to do their job proactively in dealing with issues around vehicles and drivers before they become major problems, and have far more influence on the total cost, safety and efficiency of the fleet.  With Big Data instead of finding out what is happening with a vehicle when it is serviced, the fleet manager or fleet owner will be able to see, in real time, mileage, fuel consumption, even tire pressures. That means fleets can be far more tightly managed: if a vehicle is heading for a mileage over its planned figure, it will be flagged up instantly, not when it is already well over target. It can obviously indicate service and maintenance issues before they become expensive repairs, and provide feedback about driving habits. Drivers whose fuel consumption (or cornering speeds measured in g-forces) are well outside the norm could be sent on driving courses to improve their techniques – or simply incentivized to imp...