New and upcoming Logistics Businesses are now turning to more modern solutions to their not very new problems - like cargo theft, bad driver road behavior, unsuspecting vehicle breakdowns. One of the most common solutions would be the use of telematics What Is Telematics? In the simplest sense, telematics is

What are fleet management solutions? Logistics is an essential component for every output-producing company across industries. Logistics operations for any business primarily involve a fleet of vehicles ranging from trucks, cars, machinery, and planes. Fleet Managers are employed by companies to monitor, track and manage each vehicle in the fleet.

Telematics systems are primarily used by companies or service providers in the automotive or fleet management industry to offer vehicle tracking and communication services. Vehicle Telematics is what makes Real-Time monitoring of vehicles possible. A feature credited for revolutionizing the transportation industry by making the operations more transparent and technology-driven.

Overview Businesses depend on Weight Stations to weigh goods that are run by booth operators. Maintaining its weight station is an expensive affair and weight stations are a common ground for weighing malpractices like underweighting, bribery, and theft. The manned weighbridge system that is commonly used across the world for

Automating the weighing process in commercial logistics eliminates the need for booth operators, thus, cutting operational cost.

A lot of the time, supply chains and logistics processes within businesses aren’t strategically designed, and grow organically over time. They are rarely given due consideration and lack the scrutiny required to ensure that they operate as efficiently as possible.

Expired e way bills due to delayed shipments and unexpected movements of vehicles often incur heavy financial penalties and substandard quality of service.

Logistics and Transportation make up a large portion of the operating cost for any business or enterprise across industries. The process is riddled with challenges that depend on various internal and external factors. In India, where enterprise logistics, largely, still operates in a traditional and primitive manner, getting the desired

Driver training should include a period at the time of their onboarding, followed by regular training and development programs during their time at your organisation.