Whitepaper – Putting team communications to work in Transportation & Logistics

Motorola Solutions survey says 92% of transportation and logistical businesses want streamlined integration across devices

According the recent Motorola Solutions survey which received 400 responses, T&L organisations need unity in order to respond faster in emergency situations, enable team communications from any location or device, and to more quickly resolve problems and answer customer inquiries.

Two Way Radios for Logistics are a key form of communication, 67% of Motorola Solutions respondents confirmed that they are utilising two-way radios to communicate with 39% using it as their primary device but 78% of respondents said it is normal for workers to use multiple devices to communicate with each other. 

If your internal and external team members are juggling multiple devices and unable to collaborate safely, it’s time to develop a strong team communications foundation supported by advanced technology. Effective communications are the foundation for any good team, and the transportation and logistics (T&L) sector is no exception. Charged with managing the warehousing, inventory, and movement of freight across the supply chain — both through internal and external distribution networks — T&L professionals rely on high levels of team collaboration to get the job done right.

By helping companies leverage the knowledge, talents, and insights of their people, effective team communications ensure that customers get their deliveries when, how, and where they want them. Meeting those expectations in today’s fast-paced, demanding distribution environment requires reliable, clear voice and data logistics communications that start at the warehouse and end at the point of delivery.

This Motorola Solutions transportation and logistics whitepaper explores the key challenges that T&L companies are facing in today’s business environment and hear how instant push-to-talk and advanced video surveillance can help them develop streamlined supply chains that go the distance.

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transportation and logistics whitepaper here >