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Read, reroute, recalibrate: the playbook for fleets that can’t wait out the weather
For most businesses, bad weather is an operational problem. For utility companies, it can stress test the entire organization.
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For most businesses, bad weather is an operational problem. For utility companies, it can stress test the entire organization. When a major storm hits, crews can't simply wait for conditions to improve. Customers need power restored and your employees will have to travel through blocked roads, damaged infrastructure and dicey conditions that can change from one hour to the next.
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