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9. Final Memory Checklist
- Know the difference between hardware and software.
- Understand what “real time” means.
- Know CANbus and its role in modern vehicles.
- Know the difference between telematics and telemetry.
- Understand how smartphones can support scheduling, GPS, proof of delivery and daily vehicle checks.
- Know how electronic data supports predictive/needs-based maintenance decisions.
- Know how fuel systems can record usage and compare driver performance.
- Understand GPS vehicle tracking and its use with satellite navigation.
- Know the types of driver behaviour that can be monitored electronically.
- Understand the role of digital and smart tachographs described in the source.
- Know how lone-worker smartphone systems can provide alerts and panic-button functions.
- Understand computerised load planning, routeing and real-time tracking.
- Know the uses of bar codes and RFIDs.
- Know how electronic proof of delivery works.
- Know the main computer applications in marketing, accounts, maintenance and staff management.
- Remember the importance of reliable backups for business continuity.
- Know what the source means by personal data.
- Know the main data-subject rights listed in the material.
- Remember the source-stated one-month data-access response period and possible two-month extension.
- Remember the core data-protection principles: appropriate scope, accuracy, non-excessive collection, security, minimum necessary data and limited retention.
- Technology should be selected because it produces useful management information economically – not simply because information can be collected.