DO THE SAME SOLUTIONS SERVE THE SAME CHALLENGES?

The rise in oil prices, inflation, interest rates with unexpected changes, and increasingly demanding weather patterns are some challenges companies face today. How can we make our fuel resources a source of productivity and sustainability?

The first thing to explore is the options that market leaders are developing. There is an undeniable need to automate operations. Savings from hiring staff, financial resources, and time make the decision easier.

Proof of this is the various sectors that are using fuel management systems. The industrial sector uses them in the transformation processes and the transportation fleets, the electrical industry in the energy generation process, and the fishing (shrimp and tuna) and aeronautical sector in their fleets (land, air, or sea).

As for the tools to achieve changes in fuel control, the final word has yet to be spoken. Technology is dynamic and constantly being renewed for the good of its users. In 2023, the changes have been motivated to use elements that facilitate the administration. For example, using GPS devices to monitor vehicles in operation (location, speed, kilometers traveled, driving behavior, and others). Another element that provides significant savings and effective monitoring is the telematic devices that capture engine data and fuel levels to identify performance and possible leaks, theft, or fraud.

At this point, it is up to the company to analyze, with a calculator in hand, its options, and the scope of the savings goals it needs. You can leave the rest in CONTROL IMS, your best option.