I’ve noticed a big shift in the way fleet management works compared to how things used to be.
Earlier, everything was manual—vehicle logs, fuel slips, phone calls for location updates, and a lot of paper-based work. It took so much time, and even then, mistakes were common.
Today, technology has completely changed the game. Real-time GPS tracking, automated reports, driver behavior monitoring, predictive maintenance, and cloud dashboards make the whole process faster and more reliable. Fleet owners can reduce costs, improve efficiency, and manage everything from a single dashboard.
There are even white-label solutions available now, like what companies such as Mobility Infotech provide, where businesses can launch their own branded fleet management platform within days. That’s something unheard of in the old days.
What do you all think—has technology really made things simpler, or do you feel it has also added new challenges to the job?