{"id":2676,"date":"2013-08-08T08:52:42","date_gmt":"2013-08-08T08:52:42","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.enaikoon.com\/?p=2676"},"modified":"2019-07-31T15:28:41","modified_gmt":"2019-07-31T15:28:41","slug":"managing-fleet-maintenance-schedules-with-telematics","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.enaikoon.com\/en\/managing-fleet-maintenance-schedules-with-telematics\/","title":{"rendered":"Managing fleet maintenance schedules with telematics"},"content":{"rendered":"How do you know your truck or construction machine is due for service?\nScheduled maintenance of vehicles is important for any business that relies on\nthe performance of its vehicles. Transport and logistics companies must\nmeticulously plan their fleet\u2019s maintenance schedule to avoid vehicle\nfailures,delays extra costs and fines. In the past, this was done by manually\ntracking service dates, vehicle mileage, and vehicle conditions. Today, things\nare a little different. With the help of telematics, companies are now able to\nreceive automated reminders with customised thresholds for a seamless\nmaintenance program.\n\n\n\"ENAiKOON_transport_truck\"<\/a>\n\nHow this works is that the telematics device attached to each vehicle\ncollects vehicle data, such as mileage and operating hours, and sends this\ninformation to the ENAiKOON servers. ENAiKOON limit-checker then receives this\ndata and compares actual mileage and actual operating hours of each vehicle\nwith predefined thresholds and sends out alerts in case of upcoming or overdue\nmaintenance measures to the responsible persons.\n\n\n\"Box-Monitor<\/a>\n\nThis way, scheduling upcoming maintenance for each vehicle and detecting\noverdue maintenance is automated, resulting in increased productivity and\nreliable vehicle performance. Tobias Strahl, the operations manager of KAMAG,\nshares his story on how telematics increased their business efficiency.\n\nMr. Strahl is the operations manager for KAMAG Transporttechnik GmbH &\nCo. KG, a transport company in Ulm, Germany, that has been offering transport\nand logistics services for over 40 years. In addition to their logistics\nservices, they also offer full-service solutions that include maintenance and\nrepairs of their clients\u2019 vehicles. For this reason, having an accurate and\nautomated maintenance schedule is critical to KAMAG\u2019s business.\n\nKnown for their use of cutting-edge technology, it was a breeze for KAMAG to\nadopt a new telematics system. Once they learned of the ENAiKOON fleet\nmanagement solution, they installed the locate-04<\/a> GPS tracking device on all of their vehicles. Access to\nthe ENAiKOON web portal, inViu\npro<\/a>, allowed Mr. Strahl and his team to view the location data for their\nentire fleet. When the limit-checker plugin<\/a> became available, KAMAG did not hesitate to\nadd it to their system as it made it possible to set customised alerts for\ntheir service schedule.\n\n\u201cBefore we found out about ENAiKOON limit-checker, we had to manually\ncalculate and check for upcoming general, safety, and individual vehicle\ninspections,\u201d says Mr. Strahl, regarding the time-consuming work involved in\nensuring the timely delivery of their full-service benefits. \u201cNow we are\nequipped with an advanced, multi-level alert system. We can plan every upcoming\ninspection and routine maintenance included in our full-service plan,\ndetermined by the date, operating hours, or distance travelled.\u201d\n\nMr. Strahl is now able to promptly send out their maintenance crew, already\ninformed of their task with an action plan. The ENAiKOON system and its\nsoftware have helped the company increase the availability and quality of their\nfleet, gaining trust and loyalty from their customers. To learn more on how to\nimprove your fleet\u2019s vehicle maintenance, contact ENAiKOON at sales@enaikoon.com<\/a>.","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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