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GPS tracking answers a number of challenges that accompany fleet management. Waste management fleets also face the same challenges including some specialized to their industry. Implementing fleet tracking for your waste management and disposal system can streamline your operations and maximize efficiency in your business processes. 

In 2021, 32% of GPS tracking users reported a positive ROI in less than 6 months! With the proven success of fleet management and tracking software, the number of fleet managers using GPS tracking is expected to grow significantly in the coming years. Here are three ways GPS tracking can transform your fleet and business operations as a whole.

Asset tracking is a rapidly growing industry and it shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon. With all the new asset tracking technology on the market, it can be difficult to pinpoint what your company’s needs are and how you can use this technology to improve your business operations.

The asset tracking industry is projected to grow to more than 27 billion USD by the year 2025. The growth in the industry demonstrates the rise in companies looking to adopt asset tracking technology to increase their competitive edge in their particular industry.

Healthcare facilities of all sizes are dependent on Internet connectivity. With so many healthcare applications and critical systems shifting online, having a reliable Internet connection has never been more critical.

With each new shift in technology comes new opportunities. The latest shift? Hyperconnectivity. From simple mobility solutions to Massive IoT, cellular technology is accelerating and adapting rapidly.

With the ongoing health concerns, wireless terminals and touchless/no-contact payment methods have become increasingly popular among retailers, restaurants, and others in the service industry. These wireless terminals use SIM cards to process transactions, adding a layer of mobility and flexibility to services offered by businesses.

Digital SIM cards are modernizing the way we connect to our carriers and how operators can manage devices. These SIM cards are known as eSIMs (eUICC) and they are embedded directly onto mobile devices making Over-the-Air (OTA) provisioning easy.

POND will showcase its solutions at the 2022 Channel Partners Expo & Conference 

[Edison, New Jersey]: POND Mobile has announced that it will join Technology Services Distributor TBI at the 2022 Channel Partners Expo & Conference in Las Vegas. POND Mobile is excited to showcase its latest developments in the IoT and telecommunications space for Domestic and International applications. 

Businesses have been seeing the value in a digital-first approach to their operations, which has been further emphasized by the COVID-19 pandemic—demonstrating the need for remote system operations.