Opportunities for implementing GPS tracking devices to improve your company’s bottom line are truly endless. Every day, new and existing businesses discover unique uses for this ubiquitous technology. Two recent examples include:
Habitat for Humanity
The Charlotte branch of Habitat for Humanity, a non-profit organization that builds houses for homeless people, recently fitted all of its vans and trucks with GPS tracking devices. Since doing so, they have already noticed improvements in efficiency and customer satisfaction. Because they are constantly adding or changing daily routes, Habitat for Humanity managers can now more easily alert drivers and update schedules.
DHL
Major logistics company DHL ran a vehicle tracking trial experiment last spring to determine if the service would prove cost-efficient. The results? Not surprisingly, the company reported a 41% decrease in speeding occurrences, and 5-12% improvement in fuel efficiency.
Whether your goal is increased revenue, improved oversight, or environmental consciousness, GPS vehicle tracking devices are the way of the future. How does your company use GPS vehicle tracking? Submit your responses in the comments section below. We may feature your business in an upcoming segment.
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