Jaama is targeting further adoption of its popular and industry-leading Key2 Hire Management software system by exhibiting at this year’s Vertikal Days show.
Taking place on Wednesday, June 15 and Thursday, June 16 at Haydock Park, Merseyside, the annual two-day crane, access and telehandler event is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year.
Jaama will be giving visitors to the show, one of Europe’s biggest events in the sector, an unobstructed view of its multi award-winning industry-leading hire management software.
What’s more visitors to the Jaama stand (number MP7) will be able to benefit from a number of exclusive special Vertikal Days show offers.
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Commercial vehicle fleet operators are seeking to drive greater efficiency and compliance by introducing cutting-edge asset management software systems, according to leading provider Jaama.
The company exhibited at the Commercial Vehicle Show for the first time this year and is now busy following up numerous business leads secured at the event, the largest and the most comprehensive road transport and logistics event held in Britain.
Numerous commercial vehicle operators continue to manage vehicles, drivers and workshops via either outdated software systems or spreadsheets, according to discussions held with stand visitors.
However, operators acknowledge that they must replace such management systems with new sophisticated 21st century software solutions to:
•Improve vehicle operating efficiency and effectiveness by driving down costs and putting a spotlight on boosting uptime
•Maximise compliance with a raft of legislation including driver licence validation and risk profiling, Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC) management, vehicle defect reporting following daily walk round driver checks and Operator Licence regulations
•Deliver increased operational control of all aspects of internal workshops including in-depth performance monitoring and control overall all vehicle repair and servicing work.
Jaama, the UK’s leading fleet and asset management software and risk management specialist, has enhanced its driver licence validation service to enable instant verification of information with the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA).
The importance of commercial vehicle fleets undertaking regular defect checks is underlined by statistics from the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) suggesting that operators are finding it difficult to keep vans and HGVs in a roadworthy condition.
Jaama, the UK’s leading fleet industry asset management software system provider, claims that good computer systems can streamline administration and make the process of ensuring vehicle compliance more robust. Key2’s Defect Manager Module has been developed to aid commercial vehicle operators in controlling costs as well as ensuring legal compliance.
The technology provides an online tick box check list for the completion of a walk-round appraisal of all vehicles.
Hopefully, many are likely to record ‘nil’ defects, but any work that is required can be easily recorded and then arrangements made for the vehicle to be booked into a workshop for defect rectification.
The system provides companies with a complete online auditable trail of vehicle checks and rectification work undertaken to ensure legal and industry best practice health and safety regulations compliance.
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Fast-growing fleet and asset management software company Jaama is celebrating after being named Professional and Service Business of the Year in the inaugural Tamworth Business and Community Awards.
Leading fleet and asset management software company Jaama has successfully achieved ISO 27001:2013 certification for its information security management.
Providing reassurance to clients and prospects that Jaama’s core Key2 software meets the most rigorous standard, ISO 27001:2013 is a stringent certification for information security controls and guarantees that controls and other forms of risk treatment are in place to prevent and defend against potential information security vulnerabilities.
The certification also ensures that the information security controls continue to meet requirements on an ongoing basis around the management of data including, for example, financial information, intellectual property, employee details and information entrusted to by third parties.
Amid increasing fines for personal data breaches, organisations must ensure compliance with legislative requirements, such as the UK Data Protection Act and provide confidence to customers that they have the ability to manage data.
Therefore, providing peace of mind to Key 2 users across the fleet and plant hire industries, ISO 27001:2013 certification ensures Jaama’s approach to managing information security is effective and follows best practice.
Regulatory compliance is essential for all commercial vehicle operators alongside efficient and cost-effective fleet management which is why a growing number of public and private sector fleets are introducing Jaama’s cutting-edge vehicle and driver management software.
Key2, is the UK’s most frequently recommended fleet software, and Jaama will be showcasing it for the first time at the Commercial Vehicle Show being held this year at the NEC in Birmingham, from April 26-28.
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