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Gone are the days when a GPS was simply a device used to get turn-by-turn directions between any two points. Over the last decade in particular, the technology has evolved
1 out of every 26 customers is likely to bring up their complaints about their experience. The other 25 customers who didn’t leave complaints will just take their business elsewhere.
The restaurant industry has always been competitive. There’s forever plenty of demand from continuously hungry humans, but how we dine is constantly changing. The growth of fast casual dining over
Businesses and households depend on field service workers to keep their homes and appliances running smoothly. However waiting at the door during a service window can be stressful when customers
We know…..location-tracking features in mobile apps are controversial. Used carelessly, they can cause problems in your life. But used thoughtfully, it can be a powerful and efficient communication tool. Location-tracking
According to one recent study, data volumes aren’t just growing – they’re exploding. As of 2022, roughly 2.5 quintillion new bytes worth of data are created every single day. Yet
One of the most important things to understand about the logistics industry, especially when you’re talking about last-mile delivery for industries like retail or grocery stores, is that things are
Location-tracking features have long stirred controversy. Location services and GPS are great in today’s world, representing a significant benefit that saves users time, money, and nerves. However, it becomes a
The world is still feeling the effects of the massive disruptions of the COVID-19 pandemic. Businesses having to change their logistics practices is an understatement. The supply chain disruptions that
Consumer research has shown that about a third of all online shoppers have had packages stolen from their front door by “porch pirates.” This is one of the reasons why
