I.D. Systems’ MHE fleet management seminar at IntraLogisteX

On stand 117 visitors will be able to find out how they can stay one step ahead with the range of MHE fleet management systems that the company supplies. Whether you operate a small number of forklifts in one location or an extensive MHE fleet across multiple sites, I.D. Systems has a solution to suit individual requirements. 

Fleet management systems are increasingly seen as best practice in the warehousing industry, and to offer even more insight, I.D. Systems’ Sales Manager Kevin Bradley will be sharing his expertise and experience by taking part in the seminar programme. Mark the date and time:  Thursday 16th March at 13.00, to attend the session entitled “Make the most of your MHE fleet: manage it!”    

Smart management of your MHE fleet and its operators can increase safety, reduce costs and bring a host of other operational benefits, and Kevin will draw on customer scenarios to illustrate this. Whatever the size and make-up of your fleet, I.D. Systems - the leading global supplier in its field - has products which range from a simple driver access control product through to a multi-functional wireless based system infrastructure. 

I.D. Systems’ didBOX is a simple, straightforward and cost effective system for smaller fleets which is available with new options.  This modular unit can be fitted with Safety Acceptance, a 3-axis programmable impact sensor and a visual beacon. The primary function of didBOX is access control, which limits MHE access to approved operators only, thereby reducing the potential risk of serious H&S issues and ensuring that operators adopt more responsible practices when using forklifts – safeguarding you and your workforce. 

For companies operating larger fleets across multiple sites, PowerFleet IQ is the answer. Seen as the next step up in fleet analysis and management, it is an optional add on to the flagship PowerFleet system. This innovative business intelligence tool enables strategic analysis and detailed benchmarking of data. Stand 117