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  • Businesses Using GPS to Decrease Operational Budgets Despite Rising Fuel and Shipping Costs

    October 9th, 2008
    Author: TeleNav Blog Team – TeleNav

    Author - Sal Dhanani - Co-Founder and Sr. Director of Marketing

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    Aberdeen released an interesting study yesterday on fleet operations and the rising costs of fuel and shipping charges.

    According to their report (sponsored by TeleNav) 50% of the logistics professionals surveyed are focused - right now - on improving routing and scheduling of their fleets in order to offset rising operational costs.

    Almost 100% of them said they will be reviewing and improving fleet operations in the next 12-24 months.

    Those companies which Aberdeen entitles "Best-in-Class" (have implemented technology to improve their operations) have been able to reduce safety incidents by 5% and decrease overall freight spend by 1%, despite overall rising costs in the industry.

    Route optimization, dispatching, scheduling and fleet tracking are all available through TeleNav Track on GPS-enabled cell phones. TeleNav is working with Aberdeen to help educate companies on how to implement this technology and save on costs. We’re hosting a Webinar with Aberdeen on this topic on Tuesday, Oct. 21 at 10am PT. You can find more information and register here.

    As a side note, we also announced yesterday another new device that supports TeleNav Track. It is the Intermec CN3 (pictured here). Click here to get more information on this announcement.

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