Webinar: Ford Pro Insights on Driver Safety and Vehicle Health Management
On Oct. 8, join a virtual panel of speakers discussing how fleets can use telematics to manage vehicle health and driver safety while driving outcomes related to reducing costs, increasing productivity, and more.
The webinar "Telematics in Action: Ford Pro Insights on Driver Safety and Vehicle Health Management" will occur on Oct. 8, 2024, at 11:00 A.M. PT/ 2:00 P.M. ET.
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Interested in learning how telematics can solve common fleet challenges? Join this webinar for pro insights on leveraging telematics to protect your vehicles and drivers.
Even more important to your business is your employees, so keeping them safe when they're out on the road is imperative.
Keeping Fleets Moving
In this webinar, a panel of telematics specialists will discuss how fleets can use telematics to manage vehicle health and driver safety while driving outcomes, including reduced costs, less vehicle downtime, increased productivity, and helping employees get home safely each day.
Subject matter experts will cover:
How telematics help solve common fleet challenges.
How to overcome barriers to using telematics.
Strategies for keeping vehicles safe and on the road longer.
How to use telematics to improve uptime and reduce costs.
Ways to use dashcams to promote safety without seeming like Big Brother.
How dashcams protect drivers from crashes and wrongful claims.
Moderated by Chris Brown, associate publisher of fleet, trucking, and transportation content at Bobit, webinar panelists include:
Kate Beaudoin, Ford Pro Sales Trainer — North America
Matthew Wilczewski, Ford Pro Tech Sales Manager — Ford Telematics — Central Region
George Baraket, Ford Pro Business Operations Manager
Reserve your seat now! The webinar will take place on Oct. 8, 2024.
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