GPX Insights
Asset tracking, supply chain visibility and the GPS and BLE hardware behind them, written by the GPX team.
Reducing trucking dwell time starts with real-time visibility into where trucks and trailers are and how long they have been at a facility. GPS asset tracking, BLE, and geofencing replace manual logs with timestamped arrival and departure data, speeding yard
OEMs should choose GPS tracking and IoT telematics that survive the integration, certification, and lifecycle demands of shipping thousands of units a year. Options range from embedded CAN bus and OBD-II modules to white-label software, cellular IoT trackers, BLE tags,
The strongest GPS tracking setup for automotive dealers is layered: real-time 4G LTE GPS for outdoor lots, BLE tags for indoor units and keys, and geofencing for after-hours security. Choose a solution on coverage, battery life, DMS integration, and scalability,
The last mile is the final stretch of a shipment’s journey to the customer’s door, and it matters because it is the only part of the supply chain customers actually see. It is the most expensive stage, and reliability now
Reducing dwell time comes down to keeping trailers, containers and trucks moving through better visibility, tighter scheduling and cleaner handoffs. Use real-time location data, geofencing alerts and predictive ETAs, optimize yard and asset management, apply AI and predictive analytics, and
Optimizing last-mile deliveries for speed and accuracy means fixing system problems, not just driver problems, in the most expensive and visible leg of shipping. Start by assessing your network and improving collaboration, then apply strategies such as route optimization software,
Fleet management is the systematic process of overseeing and optimizing vehicle operations from acquisition to disposal, including tracking, maintenance, driver safety, compliance and efficiency. Its benefits come from turning daily movement into actionable data, and its core methods cover vehicle
Quick answer A business vehicle tracker is a GPS device that reports where a company vehicle is and when it moves, from a plug-in OBD-II unit to a hardwired tracker. Small businesses that also own trailers, equipment and tools should
The best commercial GPS tracking device for an enterprise fleet is the one that fits today’s needs and scales as operations grow. Evaluate coverage, battery strategy, install model, integrations, security and total cost to operate, and look for a system
GPS tracking helps buy-here-pay-here dealers protect financed vehicles by showing where every unit is, flagging early signs of loan trouble and sending recovery agents straight to a car when a loan defaults. Key features include geofencing, starter interrupt with payment
