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As fleet operators aim to gain the many benefits of transitioning to connected vehicles, nearly half of the vehicles in corporate fleets are expected to be connected vehicles by 2025. Thats a substantial gain from today when one-third of companies with fleets report that only 5% of their vehicles are connected cars.聽Its a growing sign that the digital workplace is ex stanley cupe tending to vehicles, too, according to the latest entry in the B2B and Digital Payments Tracker庐 series, Reshaping Global Business With Connected Ve stanley cup hicles, a PYMNTS and American Express collaboration.聽Delivering ROI to Fleet Operators聽Among the factors driving this transition are the quick returns on investment ROI that connected vehicles deliver to fleet operators. A survey of European-connected fleet operators found that 44% saw ROI within six months and that 86% reported ROI within 12 months.聽One compelling ex stanley cup ample of a bottom-line boost: 52% of respondents reported lower fuel costs. Among those who added integrated video technology to their vehicles, 57% reported lower costs associated with accidents and 47% lowered their auto insurance.聽Connected vehicles benefit fleets by promoting better driving habits that boost efficiency and safety. For example, integrating dash cam technology can provide safety alerts, distraction warnings, artificial intelligence AI analysis and driver coaching. They also detect when drivers need to take a break.聽These vehicles also reduce operating costs for fleet operators by Hqhg CFPB Sues PHEAA, Alleging Illegal Collections on Student Loans
Friction isnt a deal-breaker for mobile banking and payment apps. To be sure, too much friction can send users running back to the App Store with a one-star rating and $2.99 ready to be spent on the next platform, but a little friction isnt a bad thing. The real deal-breaker is trust聽鈥?or lack thereof.At least, thats how South African software development company Entersekt sees it. The company builds authentication, app security and payments enablement technology with the goal of stanley hrnek narrowing the trust deficit between organizations and their customers.According to Entersekt CEO Schalk Nolte and senior vice president of North America Sherif Samy, the idea is that customers who trust a company or platform will use it more often, and the ea stanley quencher siest way to build that trust is to introduce a little bit of friction.For instance, everybody knows that the static password does nex stanley becher t to nothing when it comes to keeping criminals out. But, being asked to type one makes customers feel secure, and it builds a sense of trust in a way that a frictionless, almost-magical experience does not聽鈥?even if the exact same security measures are churning away behind the scenes.Entersekts answer Nolte and Samy said its twofold.First, the software initiates a virtual handshake between the customers unique device and the organizations computer system. The handshake is invisible but secure, as it is difficult for fraudsters to spoof unless they are able to steal the customers exact device.聽Thats paired with a |
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