Key Takeaways: The choice between passive and active RFID tags depends on your use case. Modern systems combine RFID with GPS and centralized databases for full asset and workforce visibility. RFID improves both site safety and security by monitoring worker locations...
Key Takeaways: Nearly 80% of surveyed European fleets use GPS fleet tracking. The most common pricing model involves getting both the GPS trackers and the subscription for software and data services from the same provider. Under this model, one-off hardware costs...
Are your daily construction reports capturing the full picture of your project, or do they feel like just another box to check? While we would all prefer everything to run smoothly with just a few conversations, the reality is that writing things down is essential for...
Key Takeaways: Fostering accountability starts with a safe driving policy and consistent, targeted training. Telematics, dashcams, and KPIs provide the real-time data needed to track, correct, and prevent risky driving. Over 70% of fleet managers report better driver...
Key Takeaways: GPS tracking is the most widely used driver behavior management technology, adopted by 78% of companies. Paired with GPS, sensors can monitor, record, and trigger alerts for behaviors like speeding, hard braking, and rapid acceleration. Dashcams are the...
Apple AirTags and the Apple ‘Find My’ service are great tools to help you keep track of your personal items like keys. They harness the global network of Apple devices to act as agents that relay location information back to you about the location of your...
