How to Harness the Power of Vehicle Telematics

by David A. Kolman
Created: August 30, 2011

Using vehicle telematics systems for greater efficiency in maintenance management

Photo courtesy of DEKRA

While technology can improve many aspects of vehicle maintenance, some functions, like vehicle inspections, are still best performed by trained personnel.
While technology can improve many aspects of vehicle maintenance, some functions, like vehicle inspections, are still best performed by trained personnel.
Photo courtesy of TMW Systems

The right fleet maintenance software can transform shops from cost centers into revenue generators.
The right fleet maintenance software can transform shops from cost centers into revenue generators.
Photo courtesy of Noregon Systems

Bryan Lewis, 2007 and 2008 TMCSuperTech Grand Champion and instructor at Southside Virginia Community College, shows a student how to use JPRO Fleet Diagnostics on a heavy duty vehicle.
Bryan Lewis, 2007 and 2008 TMCSuperTech Grand Champion and instructor at Southside Virginia Community College, shows a student how to use JPRO Fleet Diagnostics on a heavy duty vehicle.

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But even the best information from vehicle telematics is only useful if it is used appropriately, or at all.

To compete efficiently and make a profit in fleet maintenance, technology is no longer an option. Selecting the appropriate technology, and then turning telematics data into business critical information in real-time, is a crucial factor in an operation’s success and longevity.

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