Fuel monitoring: from level readings to investigated events
A practical method for tank inspection, sensor installation, calibration tables and evidence-based review of rises, drops and unstable readings.
The operations journal
Field notes
Fleet tracking in DRC: an operations-first guide
Define useful events, plan for variable mobile coverage and build a review routine that separates network delays from real operating events.
Generator monitoring: controller data that supports a decision
Identify the controller, map Modbus registers correctly, commission the signal path and connect each alarm to a named response.
How to choose a fleet tracking system in DRC
The questions to ask any supplier about 2G coverage, offline storage, sensors, installation, local support, alerts and total cost.
The fleet manager’s 15-minute daily checklist
A morning routine for silent trackers, night trips, geofence exits, speeding, idling, fuel drops, generator alarms and open alerts.
Diesel theft in DRC: how it happens and how to detect it
Siphoning, drained tanks, fake refuel receipts and fuel-card misuse: the warning signs to check and what a fuel sensor with GPS shows.
What a credible telemetry case study must show
Baseline, measurement period, calculation, limitations and client permission: the evidence behind a public result.
GPS tracker price in DRC: what vehicle tracking costs
From US$25 per month: what changes the price, what to compare, and cheap online trackers vs installed ones.
How a GPS tracker works in DRC, even without a network
Satellites, 2G, storage when there is no network, and tamper alerts: what a vehicle tracker does at each step, and what it cannot do.