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The Big Day

In2Teq founders Manny Diaz and Ronald Bolante flew to Melbourne for the Australian Trucking Association's Technology and Maintenance Conference 2018, where they presented The Wait Advisor to the trucking industry professionals for validation.

Manny Diaz presenting an overview of The Wait Advisor before Australian trucking industry professionals to validate the project and generate interest on the often-ignored problem of wait times.

The team's key take away from the parallel session has been two-fold: the opportunity to embed The Wait Advisor in telematics devices on-board trucks, as suggested by Teletrac Navman Vice President Andrew Rossington, and the opportunity to fast-track the solutions roadmap for The Wait Advisor by including a queueing and on-boarding system as suggested by Jodie Broadbent, National Transport Compliance Manager at Americold.

In2Teq Smart Systems co-founder Ronald Bolante took up and answered questions from the audience during the Q&A portion of The Wait Advisor session at the Technology and Maintenance Conference 2018 in Melbourne.

The In2Teq team thanks the Australian Trucking Association, particularly its CEO Ben Maguire and the Safety and Skills Adviser Melissa Weller for the opportunity to present at the Technology and Maintenance Conference 2018.

To download the In2Teq team's presentation, please click here.

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