FourKites × Volvo Group
Detention costs cut from ~$54,000 to ~$26,000
Radio guesswork to on-screen yard visibility
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The story earns its Efficiency tag with a clean, specific dollar figure: detention costs down from roughly $54,000 to roughly $26,000. The before-state is concrete, radio-coordinated trailer moves with no shared visibility, and the mechanism is direct, real-time on-screen trailer location replaced radio coordination. There is a light Clarity secondary thread because the core problem was not knowing where trailers were, but the headline leads with cost reduction, so Efficiency wins the primary.
Anchor the before-state with the exact dollar cost of the old process, then show the same dollar line after the fix. It makes the ROI case in two numbers without needing a lengthy argument.
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