December 1, 2022

Use Equipment Investment to Drive Innovation [eBook]

The environmental services industry can benefit greatly from innovative technologies and equipment, improving everything from the customer experience to the financial bottom line and impact on local ecosystems. Selecting the most relevant and powerful tool for a business's unique needs can quickly lead to a variety of positive changes. Knowing which systems and equipment to choose is critically important. So is finding and securing reliable financing to put these useful and far-ranging forms of technology to work.

 

How environmental services companies benefit from implementing innovative technology

 

New tools can make a world of difference for environmental services companies, both in terms of day-to-day activity and long-term planning. Consider route optimization algorithms, which are already proven in a variety of other industries with a transportation component. With the right equipment installed at the facility and in vehicles following their daily routes, this tool can find the most efficient path for each truck on the road. That quickly provides savings on fuel costs, lessens the impact on the environment, and leads to a higher volume of customers served each day - not to mention, less time on the road for drivers. And that's just a single example of the many beneficial forms of technology available to the industry.

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Of course, finding the most useful equipment is only part of the process. Environmental services companies must also locate the right financial institution with which to partner and secure funding for powerful new acquisitions. Comerica Bank, the Leading Bank for Business1, helps environmental services firms finance the acquisitions that make them more competitive and capable.

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1Comerica ranks first nationally among U.S. bank holding companies with greater than $70B in assets, based on commercial and industrial loans outstanding as a percentage of assets, as of September 30, 2024. Data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence.

This information is provided for general awareness purposes only and is not intended to be relied upon as legal or compliance advice for your business

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