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GPS and telematics use cases in real-world operations
These scenarios show how to combine technologies to meet specific needs. The final setup depends on the vehicle, your objectives and technical compatibility.
Cutting unproductive kilometres
Situation: little visibility of routes and repeated journeys.
Solution: route history, zones, stop analysis and planning.
Indicator: kilometres per job or delivery.
Automating downloads
Solution: compatible equipment and remote scheduling.
Indicator: downloads completed and pending.
Cross-checking fuel use
Situation: consumption that is hard to link to actual operations.
Solution: CAN bus/FMS data or sensors plus activity analysis.
Indicator: consumption per vehicle, route or period.
Monitoring machinery
Situation: assets spread across sites and hours of use unknown.
Solution: GPS, engine hours, geofences and alerts.
Indicator: utilisation and downtime.
Coordinating field assistance
Situation: jobs assigned manually with no view of who is nearby.
Solution: fleet map and customer zones.
Indicator: time to arrival.
Protecting mobile assets
Situation: trailers or containers with no power supply.
Solution: self-powered devices and optimised communications.
Indicator: last known position and movement events.
How to measure a telematics project
Before rolling out, it is worth setting a baseline and choosing a small number of relevant indicators: kilometres, engine time, fuel consumption, visits, deliveries, downtime, downloads or incidents. The results are then compared with the previous period.
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