Keep vehicles, people and assets connected wherever work takes them.
Bring IoT tracking, multi-network mobile, managed devices and resilient connectivity together to improve visibility, keep operations moving and give teams greater control.
OVERVIEW
Modern logistics depends on vehicles, drivers, depots, devices and back-office systems staying connected throughout the working day.
When connectivity drops or information sits across separate systems, the impact can quickly become operational - delayed jobs, stalled picks, drivers unable to update systems, assets that are harder to locate and teams working without a complete view.
Connected Logistics brings together IoT, managed devices, resilient site connectivity and multi-network mobile across O2, EE and Vodafone, giving you more flexibility to keep drivers and field teams connected as routes and coverage change.
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BUILT AROUND THE OPERATION
Connected Logistics brings together the technology behind the operation so vehicles, assets, people and sites are easier to monitor, manage and support.
Use IoT and telematics to improve visibility of vehicles, trailers, equipment and other valuable assets across your operation.
Track vehicles and assets in real time
Monitor movement across routes and locations
Surface unexpected activity sooner
Build a clearer operational picture
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Keep drivers, depots and field teams connected using fixed, WiFi and multi-network mobile services across changing locations.
Access EE, O2, Vodafone and Three
Match coverage to routes and users
Improve connectivity across depots and sites
Manage multiple networks together
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Take more of the work out of deploying, supporting and replacing phones, tablets and other mobile hardware.
Provision devices before deployment
Apply business apps and settings
Manage replacements and warranty swaps
Plan hardware refresh and end-of-life
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Use managed devices, security controls and operational data to support safer, more controlled and compliant working.
Apply device policies consistently
Protect business data on mobile devices
Support driver and lone-worker processes
Improve visibility for compliance and audit
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On the ground
Connected Logistics is about more than knowing where a vehicle is. It brings together tracking, connectivity and managed technology so operations teams can see more, respond sooner and keep people productive wherever the working day takes them.
That can mean locating a valuable asset, keeping a driver connected on a changing route, monitoring conditions across a depot or replacing a device before it becomes an operational problem.
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FROM DEPOT TO DRIVER
Different parts of a logistics operation create different technology pressures, but they should not need completely separate solutions.
Build resilient connectivity across warehouses, depots and distribution centres so operational systems, stock platforms and teams can stay online and in sync.
Connect sensors, vehicles and assets to monitor location, movement and supported conditions in real time.
Keep drivers, vehicles and back-office teams connected as work moves between depots, roads and customer locations.
Use all four major UK networks to improve coverage across changing routes and operating areas.
Give drivers and field teams the right mobile technology without leaving internal teams to manage every deployment, repair and refresh.
Support devices from provisioning and security through replacement, refresh and responsible end-of-life.
Keep the technology supporting the operation controlled as more data moves between drivers, vehicles, sites and customers.
Apply policies consistently and improve visibility across users, devices and operational systems.
WHY DBFB
Connected Logistics works best when mobile, IoT, devices and connectivity are managed together rather than through separate suppliers.
dbfb can bring those services under one relationship, helping logistics operators reduce supplier complexity, improve visibility and give teams a clearer route for support as the operation grows.
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Access EE, O2, Vodafone and Three rather than forcing every driver, route or location onto one network.
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Bring networks, usage, devices and support together with clearer reporting and fewer places to manage.
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Manage procurement, deployment, warranty replacements, refreshes and end-of-life across a distributed workforce.
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Support a single depot, a growing fleet or a multi-site operation without rebuilding the technology model each time.
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Whether you need better asset visibility, stronger mobile coverage or a simpler way to manage devices across your fleet, we can help bring the different parts of Connected Logistics together.