Monthly Archives: August 2020
Adapting to a Post COVID19 Workplace and Transport Model
There are many considerations about the return to work post COVID19 lockdowns. Social distancing is an interesting one. Many organisations have gone to open plan workspaces in place of offices, but now we have to consider social distancing. This means … Continue reading →
Posted in Australia, Buses, Business, cars, Coronavirus, Corporate Travel, Corvid-19, COVID19, Futurist, health, Location Based Services, Location Based Shorts, Lyft, MaaS, Mobile Apps, mobile friendly, Mobility as a Service, Motoring, motorway, new cars, New Zealand, Public Transport, rail, Ride Share, rideshare, safer driving, safer journeys, safety, Safety app, taxi, the future, traffic, traffic congestion, traffic demand, trains, Transport, Travel, Travel Apps, travel demand management, Travel Information, uber, Work
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Tagged Australia, company car, COVID19, FBT, rideshare, Uber
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The Risks of GPS Jammers
A little over 10 years ago I sold a Fleet Management and GPS system to a company wanting to track and optimise around 600 vehicles. Within a couple of weeks of the first installations, I started getting calls from their … Continue reading →
Posted in bad gps, Best GPS, Best Practice GPS, burglary, cheating GPS, Crime, Crime Prevention, Fleet Management, Future Technology, Gadgets, GPS, GPS Accuracy, GPS Car Nav, GPS Delivery, GPS Nav, GPS Problems, GPS Track People, GPS Tracker, GPS Tracking
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Tagged block GPS, Drones, Fleet management, FM, GPS Jammer, GPS tracking, illegal drone, \flying a drone
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Will Telecommuting Become Part of Your New Normal?
Living in a country like New Zealand, you have to appreciate that there is more to life than sitting in traffic going into a city every day. The number of people that have told me over the years, that they … Continue reading →
Posted in Auckland, Buses, Buying a House, commuting, congestion, Coronavirus, COVID19, driving, Family, Futurist, Gig Economy, health, house hunting, Lifestyle, Location Based Consultant, Location Based Services, Location Based Shorts, New Zealand, Pandemic, People, Public Transport, Telecommuting, Tourism, traffic, traffic congestion, Traffic jam, trains, Transport
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Tagged COVID19, diesel fumes, future of work, Futurist, jobs, Lifestyle, lockdown, New Zealand, Pandemic, petrol fumes, Real Estate, remote working, rush hour, smell the traffic, Telecommuting, traffic, Traffic jam
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