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On-Time Delivery: Tricks to Make Sure Your Drivers Show up on Time, Every Time
On-time delivery is no longer just a goal; it has become a critical metric in determining the success of your business. The deadly pandemic has only made it more important. This is because people now shop differently, with American consumers preferring to buy online to stay safe. This helped online merchants earn an extra $107 […]
Don’t Sell Your Cars Just Yet. Delivery Drones Won’t Be Available Any Time Soon.
Back in January 2016, the boss of Google X’s Project Wing, David Vos, said that his team would have fully-functional delivery drones ready in as soon as one year. Well, that didn’t happen. It’s been over a year, and there aren’t any delivery drones flying around in public (apparently, that’s part of the reason why Vos got fired). […]
Industrial IoT – Getting Inside The Technologies That Will Revolutionize Vehicle Route Planning
From watches to thermostats and toothbrushes, it seems like everything connects to the internet these days. There’s a name for this – it’s called internet of things (IoT), and it can work wonders for your business. IoT has the power to reduce expenses and improve productivity. Imagine being able to see where a product is during every stage […]
Tesla Now Testing Self-Driving Car Routes on Public Roads
Remember 2006? Back then, if you had to wait for the bus or stand in line somewhere, it was pretty boring. There was nothing to do. But then smartphones came along, and now there’s no reason to spend a single moment bored. To access the internet, all you need to do is reach into your pocket. This technological […]
Delivery Drones Will Now Use The Ground To Transport Goods
When you think of drones, you probably think of some kind of flying vehicle. There’s the kind of drone that delivers packages, there’s the kind of drone that drops bombs, but they all fly, right? Not necessarily. In Washington D.C., Starship Technologies (which was started by Skype co-founders Ahti Heinla and Janus Friis) is developing a fleet of six-wheeled delivery […]