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Right-sizing the fleet is where LeClair has seen his most impressive gains. In his first years as the company’s fleet manager, just 20% of the fleet had telematics. Still, LeClair was able to monitor utilization on those machines and make some meaningful adjustments. Today, with 90% of the fleet equipped with telematics, the ability to check and adjust has been a boon to jobsite profitability.

All data is easier to track when it’s locked into a centralized database, particularly one that’s updated in real time. After adapting to an high quality asset monitoring program, managers will be not only able to keep an eye on their assets’ volume but also on its location at any given moment- all from their desktop dashboard, or even a mobile app.

The hardware needed for an asset monitoring system varies depending on what method you’ll use. If it’s GPS tracking, you’ll need one GPS hardware unit per tracked asset. If it’s RFID tracking, you’ll need one RFID tag per tracked asset, and one RFID receiver (also called a reader) per storage location.

"From a business standpoint, Taíno and El Coquí are key components of our integrated logistics offerings that are bringing speed to market and creating a competitive advantage for our customers in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean," Crowley said. "With our own vessels and proprietary transportation and distribution network, we’re reducing friction and complexity while increasing the velocity of customers’ goods moving to market and reducing their landed costs."

The rest of us still wonder what happened to her. But as a community, we lost our innocence that day. No longer can we ever say, "it can’t happen here" because it did.

Featured contentPrivate equity firms are giving back – organizing groceries at food pantries, mentoring students in schools, running races for cancer cures and pitching in at animal shelters. In the spirit of holiday giving, Mergers & Acquisitions highlights the philanthropic and volunteering initiatives of 5 PE firms: the Carlyle Group LP (Nasdaq: CG), Frontier Capital, Huron Capital, the Riverside Co. and Star Mountain Capital. At Carlyle, charity starts at the top, with CEO David Rubenstein’s signing of The Giving Pledge, a commitment by the world’s wealthiest individuals and families to dedicate the majority of their wealth to philanthropy. Community involvement is more important than ever to today’s work force. Millennials, defined as people born between 1981 and 1996 by the Pew Research Center, are “for sustainability, diversity, inclusion and giving back to the community,” says Carlyle managing director Christopher Ullman. “We are finding this more and more. Yes, we are here to make money, secure retirement for pensioners, but the firm wants to support people’s efforts to make the world a better place.” Frontier Capital supports several causes, including The Miracle League, a baseball organization for people who are mentally and physically challenged. “There’s more to life than work and material things, and our people understand that,” says Frontier managing partner Andrew Lindner. At Detroit-based Huron Capital, the firm’s philanthropic efforts are focused on local groups. “We want to leave our footprint in this community where we live and work while being as helpful as possible,” says partner Gretchen Perkins. “The charitable activities we do as a group, the ability for each employee to influence where Huron’s donations go, and the ability to perform community service during work hours, or receive matching funds for an employee’s personal non-profit passion, all contribute to a portion of an employee’s sense of purpose and contributing to the greater good.” Read the full story, The Big Give.

He said police have received 200 to 300 tips from the public. "We are in the process of computerizing the information from the tips in order to form a time line," he said.

Sgt. Frank Stearns said, "We don’t get many leads any more but we’re still keeping our eyes and ears open. When we do get a lead, we follow through on it just as aggressively as we did on the first day of the investigation."

The group is there to study subglacial lakes, mysterious basins thousands of feet underground that are scattered across Antarctica. The highlight comes in a few weeks, when they meet up with a crew of about 50 others and attempt to melt a hole through 4,000 feet of ice to tap into subglacial Lake Mercer. But tending to the region’s long-term GPS array is also critical.

Officials said Tyman and the victim both worked at Raytheon in Tewksbury, however the victim said she did not know Tyman.

Cars made in the last two decades usually have an OBD port, but older cars tend not to. If in doubt, check with the seller before you buy a tracker. Also bear in mind that because OBD-based trackers must be visibly plugged-in in the driver-passenger compartment, they are better suited to tracking normal vehicle activity – e.g. finding out how a learner driver is driving – than tracking down a lost or stolen vehicle.