In the transportation industry, we have an abundance of resources to gather analytics on our fleet. Our systems (Qualcomm, PeopleNet, and the like) capture speed, idle time, fuel efficiency, claims and losses, citations, and other metrics critical to organizational performance.
But all the analytics in the world fall short if they don’t fill our most critical need: helping to CHANGE BEHAVIORS.
At this webinar, we will share ideas to break through “information overload” and get drivers and their managers focused on the most important metrics that affect driver profitability.
What could a 3% change in fuel consumption do to your bottom line? What if you could predict high risk driver profiles — before a catastrophic accident took place? What if your driver managers were equipped with a list of the best and worst drivers in the fleet to guide their coaching? Join us at this webinar to explore these questions and more!
TOPICS COVERED:
Critical metrics to monitor on your fleet with a "driver dashboard"
Empowering driver managers to be more effective coaches and focus on the right behaviors
Best practices for performance management and how this fits with recruiting drivers
ROI of a data-driven performance management approach
Technology options to simplify your process
2. HOUSEKEEPING
• Slide deck will be posted on hni.com
• Q&A at the end, but feel free to ask
questions throughout by typing them
into the chat window
• Tweet @HNIRisk or use the hashtag
#hniu to win some HNI swag!
4. WHO’S ON THE LINE
Don Jerrell
Transportation Advisory
djerrell@hni.com
Dominique Beaudin
Director of IT
djbeaudin@hni.com
Mike Natalizio
CEO
mnatalizio@hni.com
33. simple analysis
Being able to visualize the Driver
Scorecard data is the first step
towards changing behaviors. By
monitoring scoring trends for the
entire company, as well as
managers and individual drivers,
you can address negative trends.
December and January saw big improvements in
safety, but operations scores dramatically
decreased at the same time.
Managers can click on each of these bars to
explore what is causing each of these trends.
36. powered by
mobile access
Managers and executives are getting
more and more of their work done
through their iPhones and iPads. So
why would we limit the Driver Scorecard
to a computer?
An iPhone and iPad app allows
managers and executives to review
scoring trends and driver rankings. It
can also be configured to alert you if
scores fall outside of a desired range.