Our team has been working tirelessly behind the scenes, and we’re thrilled to finally announce our new partnership with Geotab, a global leader in telematics solutions.
When business slows and the economy struggles, fleet managers and business owners go into fight-or-flight mode, cutting costs to stay afloat. It might seem counterintuitive, but keeping or implementing GPS tracking can actually save your fleet up to $100k per year.
As a fleet manager, you understand the importance of efficient asset tracking and management. From trailers to tractors and diggers, keeping tabs on your equipment is essential for maintaining operations and maximising productivity. However, navigating the challenges of utilisation tracking, maintenance scheduling and the constant threat of theft can be overwhelming.
Here at Argus, we’re always closely monitoring industry trends to keep ahead of the curve to protect the better interests of our customers, and in this case for example, we’ve planned meticulously to ensure there is no disruption.
Despite its name, GPS Tracking & Fleet Management technology can provide fleet managers with more than just vehicle tracking and management. It’s a complex solution that has many working components, and it’s tools are often underutilised when not fully understood. Fortunately, we’ve put together this handy guide for fleet managers that takes the mystery out of the GPS Tracking & Fleet Management world.
In line with New Zealand’s commitment to a net-zero emissions economy by 2050, the government aims to achieve a carbon-neutral public sector by 2025 to accelerate the transition to low-emission vehicles. However, that’s easier said than done. Transitioning to EVs requires a lot of careful planning and research to ensure a successful fleet transformation - that’s where the Argus Tracking & Power Trip integration comes in.
In this blog post, we explore the top 10 advancements shaping the future of fleet management, from the integration of artificial intelligence to the adoption of electric vehicle fleet management. These technologies are empowering fleet managers to make data-driven decisions, enhance safety, streamline operations, and embrace a more sustainable approach to fleet management.
At Argus Tracking, we understand the impact that rising fuel prices have on businesses, especially those with large fleets. To help fleet managers navigate this financial hurdle, we’ve provided some information below about our Fuel Reports that are designed to provide valuable insights and enable effective fuel management.
Geofencing refers to the process of setting up virtual boundaries or geographical zones around specific locations. These zones can be customised to suit the unique needs of your fleet, such as delivery areas, customer sites, and specific roads. Geofencing technology relies on GPS to define these boundaries accurately.
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