In Lisbon’s busy streets, tuk tuk companies have been slow to adapt to the digital age. Many rely on what researchers consider outdated and error-prone manual processes for managing their fleets of tourist transport vehicles. Research published in the International Journal of Business Information Systems could help them navigate their way to a more efficient and effective future.
Tucking into tuk tuk data: How an automated system can help tourism transport thrive
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