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SEARCHPrescriptive Analytics builds on CEI’s earlier Predictive Analytics model, which allows a company to identify “previously-hidden” high-risk drivers.
The CEI Group will exhibit its expanded DriverCare Fleet Safety Program, which now features a Prescriptive Analytics platform, at the 2017 NAFA Institute and Expo.
Prescriptive Analytics builds on CEI’s earlier Predictive Analytics model, which allows a company to identify “previously-hidden” high-risk drivers, by adding expert consultative recommendation to prevent future collisions, according to the company.
Using CEI’s exclusive modeling capability, fleets can project, with greater accuracy than previous assessment techniques, drivers who may be “hidden” among a fleet’s safer risk category groups by providing quantitative future collision risk calculations for individual drivers, according to CEI.
The actionable data allows the company’s consultation team to provide fleet managers with specific courses of action to best resolve potential future problems, according to Brian Kinniry, senior director of strategic services, CEI.
“Expanded Behind the wheel training, micro targeted e-learning, managerial coaching intervention, and enhanced customized messaging communications are some of the possibilities to addressing accident prevention among a company’s group of predicted high-risk drivers,” said Kinniry.
CEI will be exhibiting at the NAFA conference in Booth 1011. The conference runs from April 25 to 28. Members of the Prescriptive Analytics team will be on hand to discuss the program.
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