Topic
Fleet Management
By Wilmar, Inc.
Technology is woven into our lives to communicate, solve problems and get from point A to point B. If you travel, you likely rely on technology to help get you where you want or need to go o...
By Wilmar, Inc.
Every organization in the fleet industry understands the need and importance of managing the fuel consumption of their vehicles. Fuel is one of the most significant expenditures on their bud...
By Wilmar, Inc.
The global market value of fuel cards was lastly approximated at $595.72 billion in 2016, and it is predicted to reach $842.41 billion by 2023. More companies continue to embrace fuel cards ...
By Wilmar, Inc.
You may not have given much thought to semiconductors, but they play a crucial role in the cars we drive. Unfortunately, a semiconductor shortage is now making it difficult for carmakers to ...
By Wilmar, Inc.
There was once a time when there were more available drivers than there were trucks. Needless to say, that time is now long, long past. The primary problem faced by shipping fleets today is ...
By Wilmar, Inc.
Although GPS navigation is generally considered an accurate way of knowing where you are, it's sometimes unreliable in a large metropolitan area. Because of this, fleets have been creating g...
By Wilmar, Inc.
Every business that wants to optimize profits must deduce ways to cut down on costs. For fleet business, fuel costs undeniably lead in the expenditure sheet.
By Wilmar, Inc.
The emergence of the dashboard camera, or a dash cam, in short, has been one of this century's remarkable contributions, thanks to technology. The astounding footage caught by dash cams acro...
By Wilmar, Inc.
Managing a fleet requires a clear-cut guide to outline the responsibilities of the fleet manager. You'll have to work harder, but a precise guideline will optimize your role. According to re...
By Wilmar, Inc.
Keeping a small business afloat in difficult economic times is exceptionally challenging. In 2021 alone, the annualized inflation in the US nearly surpassed 5%, a figure last seen over 30 ye...
