GPS trackers for Sundowning
10 Mar 2025GPS tracking can be highly beneficial for people with dementia or Alzheimer’s who experience sundowning symptoms.
What is sundowning in dementia and Alzheimer patients?
Sundowning is a common symptom seen in people with dementia and Alzheimers that occurs after sundown, during the late afternoon, often lasting into the night.
People with dementia and Alzheimers may experience symptoms of sundowning like confusion, anxiety, and aggression causing them to become forgetful and wander to unknown places, impacting their safety.
Caregivers and loved ones of people with dementia and Alzheimer’s must keep vigilance to ensure their safety while offering a degree of independence that improves their life quality.
One of the best ways to improve the safety of such people is by providing them with GPS tracking devices.
GPS Fleet Tracking and Driver Retention
3 Mar 2025Fleet drivers are vital resources of a well-managed commercial fleet system and are required to transport assets and inventory, meet deadlines, and improve customer satisfaction.
Rather than hiring and training new drivers every year, companies must retain their qualified and efficient drivers to improve productivity while reducing company costs.
How to Improve Driver Retention
Companies can improve driver retention in the following ways.
GPS Fleet Tracking for Spot Freight
24 Feb 2025Spot freights can play an important role in the supply chain, when it is impracticable for the shippers to commit to a long-term contract with the carriers for their goods supply.
What is spot freight?
Spot freight is a short-term agreement where the shipper requests a one-time quote from the transportation company to transport their goods. The rate offered by the carrier is good for one move.
Spot freight is becoming increasingly popular because of its flexibility and ability to offer real-time matches between shippers and carriers. It can be a great option for last-minute shipments or when dealing with fluctuating fuel costs and erratic driver behavior.