MTData Allows Fleet Management, Shipment Tracking and More

Jan. 12, 2013 - PRLog -- It is the key to greater efficiency, speed and shipment tracking for any industry with large numbers of vehicles, and it helps each driver with fatigue management and performance improvement.

Precise Tracking

This is a GPS tracking system that gives management the in-depth view of vehicle transport they need. In the past, vehicle tracking could only be approximate. Customer inquiries about the position and estimated arrival of shipments could rarely be answered precisely, and shipments occasionally got lost. With MTData (http://www.mtdata.com.au/), the company’s central office can tell a customer exactly where their shipment is and even talk to the driver without interrupting his progress. If there has been an accident or some other delay, the central dispatcher will know exactly what has happened and how it will influence the delivery of the shipment.

Businesses can take advantage of various services through MTData:

• Tracking in real time using any Internet device.
• Establishing and quickly changing borders and no-go zones.
• Regular way points and docks for customers to track shipments.
• Live, instantaneous route management.
• Abundant documentation including comprehensive reports and records.

In addition to aiding customer relations, the MTData system permits a business to streamline their operation and eliminate needless bottlenecks that can delay deliveries. By using the historical replay feature, the company can analyse vehicle movement and tighten up performance. This helps the drivers to do their work more easily, and it can save money in the long run by getting shipments to their destinations faster.

MTData Helps Everyone

A GPS tracker is good for everybody. Drivers hoping for bonuses, promotions and other performance-based incentives can improve their work and achieve those goals more easily. Fatigue management, break scheduling and other issues relating to on-the-road safety can be managed for the maximum advantage of both management and employees.

Contact between the office and the vehicles can now be closer than ever before. In the event of an accident, the driver will not need to make a call to notify the company. With G-force sensors, CAN-Bus ECM interfaces and computer-generated accident reports, GPS tracking lets the office know the second something happens. If the driver has been injured, this could provide a vital safety link.

By customizing the service, GPS tracking can be adapted to various businesses. Large agricultural operations with many vehicles can now coordinate and maintain them with minimal downtime. Waste management and other services can be done faster and better. Contract logistics can be laid out more precisely than ever before.

Every business wants to improve their performance and eliminate sloppiness in their operation. Discussions on how to do this often center on draconian discipline and cost-cutting, but MTData allows an easier and probably more effective solution. Businesses using MTData can expect significant improvements in job performance, waste elimination and overall profitability. Considering the advantages, using MTData is something no fleet-oriented business can afford to ignore.