Operations

Truck as a Service

May 8, 2017

How the basic nature of the commercial vehicle is changing

Global research firm Frost & Sullivan delves into how the nature of the commercial vehicle is changing due to the rapid deployment of technology, leading to the concept of the 'Truck as a a Service,' which is similar to the 'software as a service' or 'SaaS' model used in the computing world.

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