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This document discusses how to choose a telematics system for fleet management. It recommends focusing on your requirements and potential return on investment. A company is considering upgrading from basic tracking to a full telematics system to reduce costs like fuel spend, improve sustainability, and decrease accidents. The best option provides high capability and return on investment at low complexity and cost. Common pitfalls of implementation and how to avoid them will be covered next month.
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· You have been hired to lead a complex, two-year project (the project of your choice). As the Project Manager, you know it is important get the project off to a good start. Using the tools provided in the required readings, provide a quick summary of your project, including the scope and at least three goals and objectives of your project.
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· Select filtered and qualified front line candidates for the focus groups.
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What system month 3
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