ARI to launch Fleet Health Card to continuously monitor vital signs
ARI has unveiled the ARI Fleet Health Card, aimed at helping fleet managers to effectively manage costs and downtime as well as identify problematic vehicles that have the biggest impact on cost and reliability.
The ARI Fleet Health Card uses real-time fleet data to measure spend, utilisation/reliability, preventive maintenance and fuel to track a vehicle’s relative and comparative performance
Due to be launched in the UK from 2017, the ARI Fleet Health Card captures data from the fleet in real-time to measure spend, utilisation/reliability, preventive maintenance and fuel to track a vehicle’s relative and comparative performance.
“With this new tool, it’s easier to manage by exception because it allows fleet managers to focus only on the vehicles that require their immediate attention,” explained Tony Candeloro, vice president of customer information systems and product development at the global commercial vehicle and car fleet services provider.
“When you have to spread your focus across your entire fleet, it’s more likely that you’ll miss something important. The ARI Fleet Health Card allows to turn Big Data into action and allows you to work smarter and more efficiently.”
The tool will also allow users to see their fleet statistically distributed over a curve and uses real-time data to benchmark vehicles against the rest of their fleet as well as other fleets. Users will also be able to drill into the spend category and manage it more effectively in five different categories:
- Cost per mile, vehicle cost per month and maintenance cost per gallon: Spotlights higher spend and fleet distribution from the median.
- Five year history over fleet performance: Analyses inventory movement, cumulative fleet maintenance and mileage.
- Fleet asset summary: Shows the asset type, number of units and spend amounts.
- Vehicle spend per repair category: Details preventive maintenance, unscheduled maintenance, and rentals.
- Repair categories: Focuses on costs affiliated with 13 major repair areas and indicates spend that has not yet occurred.
- The company also annouced that in the coming months, ARI Fleet Health Card users will be able to similarly drill down into data in the utilisation/reliability, preventive maintenance and fuel categories.
Katie Beck
Katie joined Fleet World in 2012 as an editorial intern, following the completion of an English and American Literature BA from the University of East Anglia. She accepted a full-time position as an editorial assistant at the end of the internship period, and was promoted to the role of features editor in 2014. She works across the magazine and website portfolio, and administrates the social media channels.
