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LEVERAGING VISUAL AI TO MITIGATE THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND FINANCIAL IMPACT OF TRUCK ROLLS

TechSee

A truck roll is when a technician or service provider drives to a customer’s location to install or repair equipment. They are a necessary part of many customer and field service operations. Less time spent in traffic jams means more efficient employees, happier customers, and a drastic reduction in unnecessary CO2 emissions.

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Global Customer Success Software Market share: 2022 Edition

CustomerSuccessBox

The global customer success software market share will rise in 2022. million in USD (2026). from 2021 – 2026. The accelerating growth in the customer success industry is due to: Digitization, Increased volume of data, and Advanced analytics solutions. Suggested Read : Customer Success defining trends in 2022.

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UNPACKING THE SUPPLY CHAIN: DOMESTIC FREIGHT COST INFLATION (PART 4)

North Highland

Driver shortages are currently estimated to exceed 50,000 drivers nationally, and the gap is expected to swell to 175,000 drivers by 2026. In a recent American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) survey, carriers ranked the driver shortage as the number one issue in the industry today. Impact to Carriers.

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U.S. market access landscape: A push for control is erasing the boundary between payers and providers in U.S. healthcare

Clarivate

Oak Street has 169 locations across 21 states and expects to nearly double its size to 300 centers by 2026. billion deal in February 2023 and immediately offering its customers a one-year membership for the discounted price of $144. That may be at the crux of why Amazon decided to purchase One Medical, closing on the $3.9

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The Role Gas Local Distribution Companies Play in Advancing Decarbonization Measures

West Monroe

At this point, buildings were responsible for roughly 73% of the District’s emissions (transportation and waste/wastewater comprised the balance) and natural gas was responsible for 24% of total emissions from energy use. In 2018, the District of Columbia published its Sustainable DC 2.0 Of late, DC has joined several other U.S.