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‘Adaptive intelligence boosts transport, service and logistics fleets

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BI1Navman Wireless says its new cloud-based ‘adaptive intelligence’ tool is aimed at transport, service, logistics, construction companies, and government services will follow shortly.

For most enterprises, the fleet is the third biggest cost to the business – behind wages and rent says Navman Wireless.

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“Many organisations are looking for better tools to measure fleet expenditure and efficiency, especially when it comes to fuel consumption and idling,” says Navman Wireless business intelligence director Matt Minor.

Adaptive intelligence has a built-in reporting suite with over 30 different reporting options. Multiple dashboard views allow easy visibility of fuel usage, driver activity, or hours of service. It integrates within other systems and software, allowing businesses to capture data and process the information into the platform.

Managers at all levels of an organisation will be able to gain extra visibility into their fleet operations and gather the intelligence required to improve competency and capability across their field force operation.

“With adaptive intelligence and the integration of Navman Wireless’ location-based information they’re able to identify parts of the business with the greatest expense and use this information for improvement,” says Minor

“Traditional business intelligence solutions struggle to capture data from ‘plant and people’ – adaptive intelligence fills this gap,” says Minor.

“It has been designed specifically with fleet management and operations in mind, and every implementation is customised with a customer’s specific KPI’s, data integration requirements and needs.

“It enables enterprises to further drill-down on data and draw informative insights by adapting to an organisation’s customisable needs and software solutions already in place.”

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