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Guest Blog: An overview of fleet management solutions, how they can reduce costs, and save lives
In order to best take advantage of IoT fleet management solutions, you need to prioritize your needs and understand what solutions are possible. Join Thousands of Fellow Followers Login or register now to gain instant access to the rest of this premium content! As the Internet of Things (IoT) marketplace grows, fleet management is poised to be the vertical that may benefit the most.
Fleet Management Solutions: What Are They? How Are They Reducing Costs and Saving Lives?
Illustration: © IoT For All As the Internet of Things (IoT) marketplace grows, fleet management is poised to be the vertical that may benefit the most. Business owners and supply and logistics stakeholders lean heavily on fleet managers to maintain fleet inventory and manage drivers, all while cutting costs. Without data-backed insights, fleet managers are often left in the dark as to how to best meet any or all of their goals.
Chatbot Use Cases in IoT
By now, we’re all familiar with the concept of a chatbot—that sometimes annoying, sometimes helpful little window or character that pops up as you’re perusing a site. They’re especially popular with retailers. Often while browsing a certain department store online, I’ve engaged the chatbot to assist in finding a particular item in a store near me when it wasn’t readily available on the website.
How Fleet Management IoT Solutions Are Reducing Costs and Saving Lives
Illustration: © IoT For All The business of owning, operating and managing a logistics fleet involves many moving parts (no pun intended). You can’t just put your goods on a truck, plane, train or boat and send them off, only satisfied once they’ve reached their final destination. As a fleet manager, the responsibilities of fleet maintenance, fueling, staffing, etc. fall under your purview.
IoT Applications in Forensics
Illustration: © IoT For All For most, the word “forensics” brings to mind classic procedural dramas like Bones, Criminal Minds or Cold Case. Maybe you picture white coats in a lab, dusting common household objects for fingerprints. Forensic science is the application of science to both criminal and civil law. Such effort uncovers both tangible and unbiased evidence in determining the outcome of legal proceedings.
IoT Applications for Pets
Illustration: © IoT For All The stakes are high in the development and implementation of IoT solutions. Whether you’re tracking vehicles, monitoring water tank levels, or directing your driverless tracker, there’s a vested interest in things going right. But at the end of the day, it’s just business, isn’t it? Now, the stakes are even higher as we introduce IoT solutions to our nearest and dearest: our pets.
4 Promising IoT Use Cases in Agriculture
As we begin 2019, it’s exciting to reflect on all the Internet of Things—IoT—industry changes that occurred in 2018 and the trends that lay ahead in 2019. Many industries have been and will continue to be affected by the growth and maturation of IoT—school campuses will be safer, cars will be smarter, and homes will be sleeker and more intuitive, and businesses will deliver more value more efficiently.
4 Promising IoT Applications in Agriculture
As we begin 2019, it’s exciting to reflect on all the Internet of Things—IoT—industry changes that occurred in 2018 and the trends that lay ahead in 2019. Many industries have been and will continue to be affected by the growth and maturation of IoT—school campuses will be safer, cars will be smarter, and homes will be sleeker and more intuitive, and businesses will deliver more value more efficiently.
IoT Applications in the Automotive Industry
The automotive industry is innately innovative. Cars were an upgrade from the horse-and-buggy, and we’ve been iterating on that initial concept ever since, redefining the use case and developing new ones along the way. At both commercial and consumer levels, IoT applications open up entirely new opportunities for the automotive industry. We’ll explore two of them below: vehicle tracking and connected cars.
IoT Applications in the Automotive Industry
The automotive industry is innately innovative. Cars were an upgrade from the horse-and-buggy, and we’ve been iterating on that initial concept ever since, redefining the Applications and developing new ones along the way. At both commercial and consumer levels, IoT applications open up entirely new opportunities for the automotive industry. We’ll explore two of them below: vehicle tracking and connected cars.
IoT Energy Applications: From Smart Vehicles to Smart Meters
"Utilities" may not sound like a buzzword. Nonetheless, IoT is quickly making the energy sector an exciting space. From smart metering to vehicle-to-grid solutions, the utilities are primed for reinvention. IoT is ushering in a lot of exciting developments in virtual reality, artificial intelligence, amplified industrial processes. We’re making “digital twins” of just about everything.
Why You Should Rapid Prototype an IoT Solution | IoT For All
Have you ever watched the show Project Runway? In each episode, a dozen or so fashion designers create a garment that adheres to guidelines around a theme, materials, and time constraints as decided by the judges. By the end of the episode, each designer sends their model down the runway in that week’s creation. This is not unlike rapid prototyping an IoT solution.
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