The insurance industry’s surplus is currently at an all-time high—increasing nearly 50 percent in the last seven years—which means rates have begun to decline.
Whether operating dump trucks or pickup trucks, most companies with a fleet of more than 25 vehicles have at least entertained the idea of installing telematics devices to help reduce operational costs and improve safety.
From bid preparation through project development, completion and maintenance, drones offer ways to speed results and reduce costs on heavy/highway construction projects. However, it's important for contractors to ensure they are operated safely and in compliance with regulatory requirements.
Employees who connect to the company's IT infrastructure with their smart phones are putting the company at risk of a data breach. Working with a managed IT service provider helps contractors develop an effective BYOD policy that saves money, protects company data and gives employees the satisfaction of using their own devices.
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