Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG) frameworks will be a priority in 2023 for fleets globally. With artificial intelligence, any fleet with GPS data can rapidly access insights to evaluate how driver behavior corresponds with safety and environmental impact.
The New Year is the perfect time to reflect on the achievements of the year gone by and look ahead to new opportunities and challenges. Here are some of the biggest recent developments in Greater Than’s AI and a glimpse into how we plan to enhance mobility management in 2023.
Preparing for the adoption of electric vehicles brings multiple challenges. Thankfully artificial intelligence is addressing some of the biggest concerns around the EV transition, including range.
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Sustainability has become an urgent business goal for fleets. Fleet management companies (FMCs) and telematics service providers (TSPs) have a unique opportunity to grasp the latest technology and race ahead of the competition in fleet sustainability management.
The prospect of a motor insurance revolution is a hot topic and there is currently much discussion around how technology is finally transforming the industry. But it’s not just motor insurance companies themselves that are part of the revolution, as other major players discover that by using their GPS data for risk analysis, they become part of the next generation of motor insurance influencers and providers.
For many years insurance companies and fleet managers have used license checking or other lagging indicators to gauge driver risk. While this does correlate to risk, it leaves potential gaps in which high-risk drivers can go undetected.
As operating costs continue to rise, and the need to go green remains in sharp focus, driver training is being recognized as a valuable solution. AI means that fleet operators have the tools at hand to deliver training to those who need it most.
Customer satisfaction is critical in business. And, with the costs of attracting and gaining new customers much higher than retaining existing ones, it’s easy to see why many businesses focus their resources on keeping current customers satisfied.
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.
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.
