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An efficient delivery service is vital to the success of your business. In this age of ecommerce, customers have higher expectations when it comes to the delivery of their goods. If you are unable to meet your delivery schedule, it can leave your customers dissatisfied with the quality of your service.
As an Aussie business, we’re hurting for those hit hard by the impact of COVID-19 – especially the hospitality sector.
In less than a week our country’s business landscape has become virtually unrecognisable and new restrictions have forced many business owners to adapt in ways they’d never considered, just to keep their businesses afloat.
In the fast-paced world of business, efficiency is king. Inefficient processes lead to stalled productivity, reduced profits and stagnated growth. With over two million fleet vehicles in circulation Australia-wide, this is especially true for fleet managers.
The promise of 5G is that it will finally usher in the era of gigabit speeds for everyone. While most of the consumer market thinks about being able to download games and movies in seconds, there are some big implications for small business as well.
Fleet managers are faced with several challenges that impact both productivity and profitability when managing a fleet. Here are five of the most common challenges you may be facing and to overcome them by leveraging telematics and workflow automation.
When it comes to food delivery, time is of the essence. Customers expect food delivered fresh enough to enjoy or ingredients delivered timely enough to be cooked for customers of their own.
No fleet of vehicles is easy to manage, but healthcare fleets are particularly stressful. Not only are there the usual factors to consider, like driver safety, administration and route optimisation, but also the health outcomes of patients.
It’s difficult to remember a world without GPS-equipped vehicles, a world where drivers had to plan their trips beforehand and drive around with a paper map.
