Utilimarc Launches Fleet Analytics Application
Minneapolis, Minnesota, February 13, 2014 – Utilimarc, a leading provider of business intelligence software for fleets, announced the launch of its new Fleet Analytics application early this morning. Our BI platform provides a variety of tools that allow fleet managers to track and improve their fleet performance through deeper insight and KPI tracking with telematics and fleet management system data. The Fleet Analytics app natively integrates with Fleet Lifecycle app insights for rightsizing technician staffing levels and developing a vehicle replacement strategy.
“For the first time, fleet managers will be able to combine their siloed data to truly understand every aspect of their fleet operation and access all the analytics they need in one location,” said founding partner Chris Shaffer.
“Our Platform allows fleet managers to answer the questions: How do I compare to my peers? When should I replace my vehicles? How many technicians do I need? How do I develop and track monthly KPIs?”
Utilimarc has provided the fleet industry with cutting edge, software and BI technology solutions for over 15 years.
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Mike Nowak
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Mike Nowak is the CIO of Utilimarc. He is a life-long learner and is motivated by the fact that analytics, technology and software can help improve our world and have the ability to create less waste for the environment. See more from Mike
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