Dauber Featured in San Antonio Magazine San Antonio’s tech scene has become one of the city’s major economic and cultural drivers. Get to know Dauber and the other 26 tech companies named in San Antonio Magazine’s article SA’s Tech Scene is Powered Up. “Dauber’s one-stop, easy-to-use mobile app is trucking reimagined. By simplifying fleet performance reporting, electronic […]
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Dauber Featured on 2019 Best Tech Startups in San Antonio The Tech Tribune staff compiled a list of the best tech startups in San Antonio, Texas. Among the factors in consideration, they looked at: Revenue potential Leadership team Brand/product traction Competitive landscape Dauber is honored to be featured on this list. Read the full article […]
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SAN ANTONIO – While technology has reached and transformed different industries, web and mobile app founder Brian Jones said there’s one that seems to be left behind: the trucking industry. Jones is the founder of Dauber, a web-based application that can optimize the way the trucking business operates. “Right now the way the dump trucks are dispatched is through […]
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“We reject the ‘Uber for dump trucks’ business model,” Jones said. “The dump truck industry is built on trust between humans. The great operators spend years building relationships with their customers, drivers, and owner-operators. We respect that…” Full article on: Startups San Antonio.
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“Hey this is an old industry. It hasn’t changed in 50 years, still uses paper tickets and phone calls. That stinks,” says Jones. Read more or listen at Texas Public Radio
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Caterpillar teamed up with Holt Ventures this week at #SXSW for an Industrial Technology Pitch Competition. Here’s a few of the start ups that pitched us their ideas.
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“A local logistics technology company — born last fall when two construction industry executives teamed up — is sprouting some leaves. The venture, called Dauber Applications LLC, has been piloting the technology with several businesses in San Antonio and launched a beta version of a mobile app that enables general contractors to request to have […]
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