Equipment

Tapping the Power of AI and Data Analytics to Optimize Construction Transportation
With AI, data analytics and video telematics combined on one platform, construction fleet managers are able to make data-based, intelligent decisions that impact the safety and profitability of their sites and overall business.
By David Wagstaff
October 23, 2020
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Equipment
by David Wagstaff
David Wagstaff is the vice president of analytics of SmartDrive Systems, a leading provider of video-based safety and transportation intelligence. As an expert in data analytics and technology, Wagstaff helps fleets in a variety of industries, including construction, understand and utilize data to make informed business decisions.
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