Microprocessors are the central processing units (CPUs) found in almost every electronic device, acting as the “brain” of digital systems. In trucking, microprocessors assist with tasks such as vehicle tracking, data collection and analysis, among other applications. Read on to learn more!
Morey President Ryne DeBoer had the opportunity to share both his insight on the history and quality of American-made manufacturing and also the importance of the message of “Buy American” in light of the ongoing pandemic.
Over the past few years, driver authentication has become a lynchpin of smart connected fleets and jobsites. Visibility on who is operating equipment, their driving habits, and more can greatly impact your fleet’s ability to implement change, improve safety, and streamline how you manage your fleet. Read on to learn more!
As we stand on the shoulders of those who have gone before us and look to the future, we pay homage to our legacy and also forge a new one by championing the same level of honor that has gotten us where we are today.
The potential for a more data-driven approach is probably closer than you think. Let’s look at four areas where focusing on business goals can help you leverage your telematics data to give you a competitive edge.
Learn how GPS technology and reliable fleet management systems can enhance efficiency, ensure compliance, and boost profitability. Explore the benefits of GPS tracking, key features of tracking systems, and how fleet managers overcome challenges to optimize their asset tracking capabilities.
Dave Seifrid will lead Business Segments and Supply Chain Strategy.
Industry leaders in telematics, Morey and Navixy look to promote new opportunities in the US and Canada.
Thanks to wireless technologies the world is now more connected than ever. In this guide, we take a look at how these technologies evolved and their influence on future network generations.
Often the main component of driver safety and risk management programs, video telematics uses sensors and dashcams to reveal driving behavior. Video telematics is changing the way companies keep track of their vehicles and ensure driver safety. While there are many misconceptions surrounding the system, video telematics is, in fact, incredibly useful for the everyday planning and tracking of a fleet of any size. Below, we review how these systems work, their benefits, common misconceptions, and a possible solution.
Telematics has fundamentally altered the way that fleets approach compliance, as rich-data provides deeper insights into regulatory concerns in real-time. At the end of the day, compliance is all about safety, and as our federal, state and local governments work diligently to improve on road safety, technology will continue to play a pivotal role. Read on to learn how!
The bottom line implication is that the exponential growth of computing power, connectivity speed, connectivity coverage and more are creating virtually limitless possibilities in the Internet of Things. And with limitless possibilities comes an amazing opportunity to catch the wave—but also the very real risk of missing it and being left behind.