WEBINAR

Reimagine Fleet Performance: Benchmarking as a Catalyst for Innovation

Discover how Penske’s Catalyst AI™ uses real-time benchmarking, AI, and deep fleet data to uncover performance gaps and deliver actionable insights that improve fuel efficiency, utilization, and overall fleet performance.

October 14, 2025

6:00 PM UTC

1 hour

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October 14, 2025

2:00 PM ET / 1:00 PM CT / 11:00 AM PT / 7:00 PM GMT

Duration: 1 hour

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Summary

We know the transportation industry is facing many challenges today, including driver shortages, fuel costs, and sustainability pressures. Learn how you can use benchmarks to analyze fleet data, identify performance gaps, and implement changes that lead to measurable improvements in top cost drivers such as fuel efficiency and utilization.

You no longer need to rely only on internal data or stagnant resources that do not provide sufficient information to accurately measure your fleet’s performance. Penske has solved the need for accurate fleet intelligence by leveraging AI and machine learning, robust fleet data and our deep industry expertise to create Catalyst AI™. This decision engine compares your true fleet performance to similar fleets and best-in-class across Penske’s live database. You’ll understand performance gaps and get recommendations for improvement down to the individual vehicle level.

For example, you can use Catalyst AI to compare your fleet’s fuel efficiency to those operating similarly. If your fleet is underperforming, you can drill down into specific metrics that are most likely affecting fuel efficiency. Unlike a static industry report that only provides a benchmark, Catalyst AI delivers actionable insights that are relevant to your specific fleet.

Speaker

Samantha Thompson

Vice President of Customer Success and Fleet Telematics

Penske Transportation Solutions

Samantha “Sam” Thompson is vice president, customer success and fleet telematics for Penske Transportation Solutions. She leads teams focused on helping customers adopt and integrate transportation technologies, including the Penske digital experience. Since joining Penske in 2012, Thompson has held roles as director of customer success, manager of fleet telematics and customer success, and marketing support specialist. She began her career as a rental clerk and previously worked as a designer, artist and instructor. Thompson earned a bachelor’s degree in visual effects and motion graphics from the Art Institute of Philadelphia and holds certifications in service management and advance service leadership. She is a member of the American Trucking Associations (ATA), National Private Truck Council (NPTC) and the Customer Success Association (CSA).

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