Maintaining your fleet in the top condition is one of the critical issues involved in fleet management. The difficulty of improving vehicle performance through regular maintenance in such a way that it doesn’t disrupt the daily fleet operations has fleet managers in a tight spot. Thankfully, the fleet maintenance software has given operators an upper hand.

The recent technological advancements made in the field of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Internet of Things has set the ground running for the next-generation of intelligence. The impact of this revolution has affected various industries, including fleet management.

Fleet-based businesses are often plagued by the complexities involved in its operations. From multi-geographical barriers, uncertainty surrounding the vehicle’s location to the overload of scattered information, organizations who manage commercial fleets face multitudinous challenges at every turn.

Vehicle maintenance is an integral part of building a sustainable business as your fleet is the heart of your operations. Most fleet managers either adopt a fleet maintenance schedule that isn’t sufficient or neglects the entire process. The result is that businesses end up bearing expensive repair costs, face unexpected vehicle breakdown and delayed deliveries.

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Technology’s role in our life is drastic and transforming the way we live and do things. When it comes to transportation, technology and mobility roll out plenty of convenience to the users and serve an inevitable portion in bringing effectiveness to its operations.

The automobile sector has been gearing up for the biggest shift with the advent of driverless vehicles. With tech giants and the auto companies conceptualising, testing and enhancing their own version of autonomous vehicles, the reality of driverless vehicles hitting the road is fast approaching.
This transformation in the transportation sector will impact fleet management in more ways than one.

On the 14th and 15th of March, the Bengaluru city will witness the biggest event “Connected Vehicles 2018” at Park Plaza. The conference accompanied by exhibition is a joint initiative of Telematics Wire and Centre of Excellence to explore the connected automotive ecosystem.

The upcoming years are expected to see an exponential growth in fleet management. There is seen an advancing trend in the automotive industry and 2018 is predicted to be a pivotal year accompanied by numerous revolutionary changes. Here’s a comprehensive look at where the fleet management industry is heading to.
Connected vehicles

The age of Autonomous vehicles is not that far away.