Subpar consistency and poor compliance are enough to cost a brokerage its profitability and, ultimately, the company’s life.
Swedish technology startup partners with oat drink company on a truck electrification project
If a sector or industry goes down due to COVID-19 and a carrier hasn’t diversified, that carrier might be following it.
In a transformational partnership for a growth-stage company, Platform Science will embed connectivity software at the factory in Daimler Trucks beginning in 2021.
Chief marketing officer, service center manager and executive vice president are named.
“Each morning at 6:00 a.m., Chris Hoisington at Kraft Heinz receives an emailed report detailing everyone who touched the forklift on the previous day.”
Orbcomm operates in transportation and distribution, heavy equipment, industrial fixed assets, oil and gas, maritime, mining, and government.
ORBCOMM lowers full-year 2020 guidance given recent coronavirus developments.
The startup plans to triple its team size by the end of 2020.
Texas-based EnVue Telematics recently announced it has expanded its operations into Mexico with the wholly owned subsidiary EnVueMex Solutions. With offices in the cities of Aguascalientes and Monterrey, EnVueMex will offer advanced technology and data solutions for truck fleet managers around Mexico. “Our parent company has a deep foundation in doing business in Mexico,” Susan […]
Any carrier still running AOBRDs is running the risk of hefty fines and being placed out of service during highway inspections.
This white paper shares how companies can work to take full advantage of everything that smart trailers offer.
The company also announced a collaboration with telematics provider Transflo.
Industry telematics leader Omnitracs is still chasing a fix for a connectivity glitch that caused some models of its electronic logging devices to stop reporting accurate time and location data on Nov. 2.
More carriers install ELDs as compliance deadline nears.
Orbcomm, Inc. (NASDAQ: ORBC) sees its shares sell off after its quarterly report. The company’s transition to subscription service, and the accompanying delay in revenue, appears to be weighing on investor sentiment.
A telematics-based pay-as-you-drive program from Daimler Trucks Financial could help trucking firms on the financial brink because of high lease payments and insurance premiums.
Kenworth Truck Co. is finally satisfied that over-the-air software updates are safe for its trucks.
The carriers with the fewest trucks are also the least compliant, meaning the carriers with the most to lose are the same carriers that cannot afford to lose it.
SkyBitz has introduced a new sensor with camera that tracks available space and the condition of items inside a trailer. (Photo: Jim Allen/FreightWaves)
