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This presentation by Jeffrey L. Wood, Solid Waste Manager of the City of Lakeland, at the SWANA/RFT Winter Meeting on January 26, 2012, discusses how automated collection systems using RFID and GPS can shift waste management from a reactive to a proactive approach. Real-world examples illustrate the benefits, such as tracking damaged carts, missed pickups, and optimizing route efficiency. By employing technology, municipalities can better address customer complaints and overall service quality, leading to enhanced operational performance and satisfaction.
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Automated Collection Using RFID and GPS From Being Reactive To Becoming Proactive SWANA/RFT Winter Meeting January 26, 2012 Presenter Jeffrey L. Wood City of Lakeland Solid Waste Manager
CUSTOMER STATED: “YOU DELIVERED ME A DAMAGED CARTAND I CUT MY HAND ON IT"
RFID TAG READ FINE UNTIL OCTOBER 18TH SOMETIME BETWEEN THE 18TH AND THE 25TH THE TAG WAS CUT
TRACKING OF EZCANS CUSTOMER STATED: “MY GARBAGE WAS MISSED”
CUSTOMER STATED: “OUR WHOLE STREET WAS MISSED!” GPS SHOWS DRIVER MISSED THE NORTH PART OF PRESCOTT LOOP
EXCEPTION BUTTONS TRACKING EXTRA DUMPS, BULK PICKUPS AND DAMAGE CARTS DAMAGE
TANGIBLES • STOLEN CARTS TRACKED WITH RFID • FINALED ACCOUNTS • SEASONAL REDUCED RATES • CUSTOMERS SWITCHING WITH NEIGHBORS REPORTS
FRONT DOOR ASSISTANCE EZCAN RECYCLE