Achieving Telematics Success with the Right Partnerships
WORDS BY TANWIR DARDARKAR
Telematics ( and other Fleet Technology ) implementations are complex and highly challenging . Often , we hear about the pain that Fleet Managers and organisational leaders experience while implementing telematics and fleet technology , not knowing how to achieve success .
Although the benefits of improving safety and productivity , decreasing fuel use , and reducing emissions are widely publicised , in reality , very few fleets fully realise the powerful benefits that telematics systems are purported to achieve .
So , the question is , why do organisations struggle to adopt telematics comprehensively and see the benefits advertised by telematics companies ? The answer often lies in the lack of expertise , resources , and skills available internally in an organisation that are critical for effective implementations .
This is where strategic partnerships with experts come in . They understand the complex landscape of fleet technology and how to effectively implement and use it can be invaluable in eventual benefits realised by fleets .
The Case of Osmose Australia
Osmose Australia recently won the Fleet Safety award at the Australasian Fleet Education & Leadership Summit in Sydney . Drivetec partnered with Mike Kemp , Managing Director – Osmose Australia to implement the end-to-end driver safety program , which we branded as the Driver Safety System ( DSS ).
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