Connecting industries, driving change

John Mitchell

Focus on Driving Style and the Rest Will Follow

John Mitchell started back in 1956 with a single vehicle. The founder’s son Iain Mitchell is now at the helm as the Managing Director, celebrating the 60th anniversary of the company, running 122 vehicles and employing 130 drivers. The challenge for the business is to deliver outstanding value and service for customers whilst minimising operational costs and improving safety

Eddie Stobart

Traditional Haulier to Sophisticated Multi-Modal Supply Chain Services Company

As one of the best known and largest fleet operators in the UK, Eddie Stobart runs more than 2,000 vehicles and employs in excess of 5,000 staff. Eddie Stobart has been diversifying into new sectors.

Bibby Distribution

Using Telematics to Drive Health and Safety Culture

Bibby Distribution is a privately owned multifaceted logistics company whose parent organisation, Bibby Line Group, was established more than 200 years ago.

Roberts Bakery

A Fresh Approach to Driver Performance Management

Roberts Bakery was founded in 1887 and began life as a grocery store, but one that sold freshly baked bread to the residents of Northwich in Cheshire.

DFS

Increasing Safety and Reducing Fuel Costs

DFS is a sofa retailer and manufacturer which has 51 operating centres across the UK.

Travis Perkins

Until recently, all businesses within the Travis Perkins group had a very manual process when it came to deliveries. With a reliance on paper-based processes they wanted to find a more efficient, easier way of providing a signature to customers in an electronic format, whilst boosting safety and improving delivery accuracy and giving drivers the tools they need.

Culina Group

Using Telematics to Enhance Driver Performance and Improve Utilisation

Culina Group, a food and drink logistics specialist, was established in 1994 and includes eight distinct business units, including familiar brands such as Culina Logistics, Great Bear, CML, IPS, Morgan McLernon, Robsons and Warrens.

Maritime

Driving Efficiencies Through Innovation

Maritime Transport Ltd, one of the UK’s largest privately-owned container transport and distribution operators, investment in telematics in 2012. After identifying and tackling areas where return on investment could readily be made, Maritime has continued to invest and innovate in terms of how the telematics solution in place is used within the operation.

MAN Truck & Bus UK

MAN Truck & Bus UK partnered with Microlise in 2008, after an extensive search for a long-term telematics partner. The UK operation, run from its Swindon headquarters, was looking to offer a MAN telematics solution to its customers that would deliver additional return on investment in the form of driver and vehicle performance information.

Brit European

In 2011, transport operator Brit European embarked on an ambitious strategy to tackle the post recession market. Rather than scale back, the company launched its Environmental Efficiency Project – a bold plan to use equipment design, aerodynamics, technology and staff training to reduce its environmental impact and increase operational efficiency. Since then they have also adopted dual fuel vehicles, running on both diesel and compressed natural gas.

NFT

NFT has been at the forefront of chilled food & drink logistics since the company was established over three decades ago. With 450 tractor units and over 600 trailers, NFT deliver around 120,000 chilled pallets per week to supermarkets in the UK.

Nationwide Platforms

In order to improve fleet utilisation, whilst increasing safety and driver performance, Nationwide Platforms were looking for a telematics provider that would understand the issues faced by the business. Agility was a key issue, with customers demanding access to products at short-notice, as was achieving a reduction in operating costs.

Carlsberg

Carlsberg are a global company, producing over 35 billion bottles of beer each year with sales in over 140 countries. In the UK, the company employs 1,800 people, with the transport fleet traveling approximately 15 million kilometers every year.