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As lockdown restrictions continue to ease, many businesses are beginning to re-open, meaning there is a greater demand for transport services.

When you think about a dispatch system, it's likely you think about big fleets that need managing, such as taxi ranks or ambulance fleets.

If you own a dispatch company with a number of employees that could be running a number of jobs at any one time, it can be overwhelming trying to track the status and whereabouts of each vehicle and driver at once.

What do taxi companies, logistics operations and all manner of blue-collar jobs have in common? Answer: they all tend to be very competitive.

As we adjust to the 'new normal', the way we live our lives is changing dramatically.

Driving strangers around every day can put taxi drivers at a certain degree of risk, but there are a few measures you can take to ensure that you and your passengers remain as safe as possible.

GPS fleet tracking is now an established tool that taxi firms and private car services use frequently, but there are a number of businesses that are still sceptical about the technology.

If your company is responsible for organising a fleet of vehicles, whether it be as a taxi dispatch, a flank of private ambulances, or a chain of locksmiths based around the country, chances are you know the difficulty of keeping each vehicle in check.

This year, the demand for cloud systems is expected to grow exponentially, totalling some $246.8 billion worldwide, up 18% from last year.