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| FuelAdvice.com Provides Fuel Optimization for Small Fleets/Owner Operators |
| 06.12.2002 |
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Integrated Decision Support Corporation (IDSC) has launched its new ASP fuel optimization solution, Fuel Advice®, which is tailored to small fleets and owner operators. At the website www.fueladvice.com, users are able to access Fuel Adviceā from a web browser, enter origin and destination, and within a matter of several seconds receive the best route together with where to buy fuel and how much fuel to buy for the absolute lowest fuel cost. The route and solution can be sent to the driver via mobile communications or email. In addition to the browser access, Fuel Advice® can be accessed through the user?s pc, a direct interface to their dispatch system, mobile communications to the cab, or a wireless handheld device.
The fuel optimization is based on current fuel prices at over 8ꯠ locations supplied by OPIS (Oil Petroleum Information Services). In addition, each user has the ability to maintain its own discounts through a secure web interface.
?Many large fleets have long enjoyed the competitive advantages of fuel optimization, reporting savings ranging from 4 to 11 cents per gallon. Fuel Adviceā allows the little guy, small fleets and even individual owner operators, to enjoy the same benefit?, said Dr. Rick Murphy, president and founder of IDSC.
ABOUT Integrated Decision Support Corporation
Since 1990, Integrated Decision Support Corporation has been exclusively focused on providing optimization technology to full truckload carriers. Collectively, Integrated?s customers represent more than 50ꯠ trucks and still growing. Integrated?s objective is to provide its customers with a strategic competitive advantage through the use of optimization-based decision support systems. Integrated?s full line of software addresses the entire range of decision-making issues for full truckload carriers from strategic and tactical to operational. These systems are proven to provide increased profits.
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