Ordering your favorite pizza from Dominos will be getting faster and easier than it’s ever been.
The delivery chain “Dominos” is launching its voice ordering service through Amazon’s Echo device. This service is being called an “industry first” and GPS tracking is also being introduced as well for tracking the chain’s pizzas.
Domino’s new GPS delivery tracking device is being supported by the new Amazon “skill” where customers in certain locations can use the Amazon Echo and ask Alexa to tell them where their pizza order is down to the exact minute. Read the rest of this entry »
4 Tips to Reduce Fleet Idling Time
3 Aug 2017Idle time destroys your company fueling costs. While there are times when you simply cannot avoid having drivers wait to be unloaded, there are things you can do to reduce idling time for your fleet vehicles that will save your company a great deal of money in fuel and maintenance costs.
According to Colorado’s “Engines OFF” campaign, the savings of reducing idling can add up to $5,000-$12,000 per year, per truck in wasted fuel costs plus an additional $2,000 annually in maintenance costs. That’s a hefty chunk of change for your organization! These are four things you can do to control your idling time more effectively.
Blinds are big investments for some customers and blind installation companies understand, all too well, how important it is to keep customers happy so they’ll come back to you the next time they need blinds installed in their homes. GPS fleet tracking can be instrumental in helping you accomplish that goal. These are just a few ways your blind business can use GPS tracking to improve customer service and get vital recommendations and repeat business.
Never Go to the Wrong Address Again
There’s nothing more embarrassing for a blind installation business than to find out you’ve gone to the wrong address and will be late for the appointment as a result. GPS fleet tracking offers frequent updates and turn by turn directions so that your maps are always up-to-date and accurate. Read the rest of this entry »