Many transportation carriers are flying partially blind because their data is trapped in disconnected systems. Operations, safety, maintenance, accounting, ELDs, and fuel all speak different languages. Any owner or executive who has tried to pull a “simple” fleet KPI knows the pain. This invisible cost of data chaos  is high. And it’s pushing more fleets to invest in a managed data warehouse . A centralized, automated system that unifies all data into a single source of truth

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It was an honor and pleasure to speak with Chris Torrence on the Semi-Related Podcast about trucking and data. I hope you enjoy it too! ...

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