Telogis Empowers Dynamic Response for the Next Generation of Supply and Service Chains
Telogis introduces the next generation of Telogis Progression with the introduction of Dynamic Response Suite, developed for service and supply chain customers across multiple industries.
The new suite is an extension of Telogis’ comprehensive, SaaS-based connected intelligence platform, and includes four modules including: Telogis Control Room, Plan vs. Actual (PvA), ETA and Dispatch.
“With the introduction of the Telogis Dynamic Response Suite, we are delivering the industry’s first – cloud-based or otherwise – comprehensive planning suite; from a long range strategic plan down to final mile – and even final meter – delivery,” said Newth Morris, co-founder, Telogis and president, Telogis Route & Navigation. “The Telogis Dynamic Response Suite works in concert with other applications on the Telogis platform to deliver the 360-degree job visibility, better customer service, continuous workflow improvement and the total orchestration of work in the field.”
Telogis Redefines Field Service with Advanced Optimization for the Mobile Workforce
In order to improve customer experience, job visibility and overall efficiency, Telogis introduces Telogis for Field Service, an industry-specific extension of its award-winning connected intelligence platform. The Telogis platform provides SaaS-based advanced telematics, dynamic routing, commercial navigation, real-time service order management and mobile integration services for some of the world’s most well-known field service companies.
“Telogis’ proven applications for Field Service drive effective and responsive mobile operations across a number of different industries such as utilities, construction, oil and gas, cable and telecom and more,” said Newth Morris, co-founder, Telogis and president, Telogis Route & Navigation. “We brought these solutions together in order to help our customers more easily meet the demands of their end customers for more predictive and dynamic service response.
Fleet Managers Wear More Hats These Days
There are a lot of fleet managers today who are in roles that are procurement-based -- versus operationally-based -- and they are looking to fleet management companies to do more for them than ever before.
Telogis and Isuzu Collaborate to Develop Connected Vehicle
New telematics system will create stronger ownership experience by improving overall vehicle performance
Isuzu Commercial Truck of America, Inc. has announced an exclusive collaboration with Telogis to improve the overall ownership experience for Isuzu customers.
“Today, Isuzu defines its connected vehicle and telematics strategy by collaborating with Telogis. We chose Telogis because of their focus on innovation, and their industry-leading experience with built-in OEM location intelligence solutions, with a mutual goal of providing Isuzu customers with the very best ownership experience in the medium-duty truck market,” said Shaun Skinner, executive vice president and general manager of Isuzu Commercial Truck of America.
Shadley on Fleet Safety: Does a Fleet Safety Policy That is Not Well-documented Really Exist?
In the spirit of Halloween, let me share with you a very scary “Could-it-happen-to-you?” horror story.
A fleet had a written fleet safety policy in place. The policy was very comprehensive, with strict qualification standards for acceptable driving histories; it required signed Fleet Safety Policy Acknowledgements for all drivers; it mandated annual Motor Vehicle Record checks; and it required specific, targeted training when drivers had preventable crashes or serious MVR violations.
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