What's in the First Look.
A self-contained read. Not a teaser. By the end of it you will know how the book frames the discipline, how the seven-layer Fleet Operating System is built, and where the Guinness Nigeria operation sits on that framework after twelve years of embedded service.
Contents
- 1Foreword — by Engr. Aderemi O. Adewoye, Supply Chain Executive and formerly Head of Logistics at Guinness Nigeria.
- 2Introduction — the operating credo: we do not solve the problem; we make it visible enough that the parties who own it can solve it together.
- 3Chapter 1 — Fleet Management & Telematics Foundations. The full opening chapter. Defines what telematics is, what fleet management is, and how the two combine into an operating discipline.
- 4The opening of the Guinness Nigeria case study — the first 1,000 words of the extended case study in Appendix C. The starting condition in 2014, the brief SALCOMMS was given, and the first three months of embedded operation.
- 5The maturity-model framework — Chapter 20's five-stage maturity scale (Tracking → Monitoring → Discipline → Optimisation → Strategic Asset) as a one-page diagnostic you can apply to your own operation.
Approximately 40 pages · A5 trim · navy and cream throughout, consistent with the book interior.
Why this is free.
The book is the foundation. The chapter decks, the full Guinness case study, the appendix toolkit, and the facilitated maturity assessment are paid assets — used in training programmes and embedded engagements. The First Look exists so a senior executive can decide, in forty pages, whether the full book is worth their time.
If the answer is yes, the next step is to buy the book. If the answer is no, you have spent the better part of an hour on a piece of practitioner writing — and we have not asked you for anything more than your email.