#GARMIN GPS MAPPING SOFTWARE SOFTWARE#
Route optimization software makes GPS better for deliveries One tool is good, but having both is way better. Route optimization software would be a tool you could use to calculate every step you’d need to win the entire game based on your opponent’s most likely countermoves. If you think of executing a delivery route like a game of chess, GPS mapping apps would be a tool you could use to calculate your best next move based solely on the current board. And this is why you also need route optimization. Different apps cater to different audiences, but mapping apps aren’t designed for delivery drivers. All GPS apps and systems use the same satellites it’s how they relay the information to the end user that’s different.
GPS navigation apps share one major navigational flaw: they can’t route or map multiple stops seamlessly. Think of it like pairing your Coke (or Pepsi) with a hot slice of pizza. You just need to pair it with route optimization software, something that can seamlessly handle your entire shift from point A to point Z. What we’re saying is: you don’t have to break up with the GPS you already know and love. So, whether or not you prefer Coke or Pepsi (or Google Maps or Waze) is beside the point. When you’re making 30+ stops in a day, it’s inefficient to repeatedly type in addresses or be rerouted a hundred times. GPS gets you from point A to point B efficiently based on current traffic, but that isn’t enough for delivery drivers. The thing is, no GPS can solve the problem you are searching to solve.
And convincing someone to use a different GPS is like telling a Coca-Cola drinker to switch to Pepsi.
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