Harsh acceleration, braking and cornering, as well as speeding, are widely considered the key indicators of driver risk. And, because such driving “events” have become synonymous with the measurement of driver risk, it can be difficult to understand how risk can be analyzed without them.
Today, almost every aspect of fleet management involves a huge amount of data. And while all data is potentially useful, the sheer volume of it – and what to do with it – can be overwhelming for fleet operators.
Telematics service providers (TSPs) gather vast amounts of data to help fleets manage their vehicles and drivers.
The demand is there for corporate mobility. Society is asking for it. Global sustainability movements are calling for solutions that deliver.
Insurance is an industry that relies on predictability. If an insurer can accurately predict what is likely to happen, it can offer fairer rates to customers.
The extreme rise in fuel costs across the world has caused a giant knee-jerk reaction. Most fleet operators are focused on all things “fuel cost reduction” ...
Earlier this week, we were thrilled to announce our inclusion. The AIFinTech100 is an annual list of 100 of the world’s most innovative AI solution providers...
One of the basic principles of insurance is to spread risk. When a lot of people each take out an insurance policy and pay a premium to the insurer, that “pool” of money ...
Globally, the role of mobility is evolving, and Japan is at the forefront of innovative transport solutions for a more sustainable future.
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