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Heavy construction equipment theft affects rental companies too. Sometimes equipment isn't returned or a renter provides fraudulent information on the contract. Of course, the theft of rental assets occurs on the jobsite.

There is a positive outlook for U.S. construction starts in 2018. The Dodge Data & Analytics' 2018 Construction Report forecasts a three percent average increase across the various sectors (residential, commercial, industrial, etc.).

The last ten years have brought challenges to the field of supply chain management. With the gradual recovery from a global recession has come an entirely new model of consumer demand: the on-demand economy.

Winter road conditions present safety challenges that fleet managers can address through planning, tracking and driver training. According to the Federal Highway Administration (FHA), "24 percent of weather-related vehicle crashes occur on snowy, slushy or icy pavement and 15 percent happen during snowfall or sleet."

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Heavy construction equipment fleets are some of the most valuable assets on a jobsite or a company’s lot. These machines are great resources, yet they do not come without some risks. There is the chance of not having the right equipment, breakdowns or even theft. The result is usually lost time, productivity and revenue.

Try and think of an industry that hasn’t been touched by connected technology becoming intertwined with the physical world. Odds are, if you can think of something, you’ve got the next big startup idea on your hands.