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This year, the European Mobility Week took place from September 16th to 20th. It was held for the first time in 2002 at the initiative of the European Commission, which wanted to draw the attention of the media and the public to the hot topic of sustainable transport.

Logistics is a constant stream of surprises. Planning programs help with the solution of irregularities. That's why you might be surprised what problems they have in managing regular rides.

Our work does not end with the successful implementation of the Tasha route planner. The time comes to fine-tune the program to exactly match your conditions. Come to us in the Wallachian hills for advanced work training with Tasha.

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Delivery today is becoming a key factor on which the success of retail depends. Fortunately, delivery optimization programs are accommodating more and more key features.

Companies whose traffic dispatchers nowadays still use manual route planning are slowly falling behind. Cleverly designed software can handle work faster, more efficiently and even save on shipping costs.

Choosing the optimal route, planning rest stops and avoiding the most congested and dangerous routes are among the many challenges that are part of the daily work of logistics.

Until recently, the idea of "sustainable development" provoked skin problems for many owners of so-called rational thinking. And lo and behold, we find it more often today than in green banners in corporate strategy documents. What happened?

Tell customers when your goods arrive. By connecting a route planning system and an SMS gateway, you can pass on essential information to a large number of customers with minimal effort.

An interesting feature of SolverTech Tasha, which can be used not only for e-shops, shows whether it is more efficient to bring goods by your own car, use transport company, or to delete a customer from the list.

For well-thought-out managerial decisions, you need up-to-date and clearly structured information without overflow of information. All data on routes and movements of vehicles is stored by in Tasha database. The KPI module will sort this amount of data for you and evaluate it objectively.