For decades, waste management has been seen as a complex, labor-intensive challenge. Routes that change on the fly. Missed pickups. Overflowing bins. Rising costs. But here’s the good news: the future of waste management is easy, and technology is the reason why. At Routeware, we’re proud to be leading the More »
As we look ahead to the California Resource Recovery Association (CRRA) Conference on August 3rd, one thing is clear: the future of waste is local, digital, and sustainable. For over 25 years, Routeware has helped forward-thinking municipalities modernize their waste and recycling programs—and in 2025, the tools to create real More »
This year, Routeware proudly marks 25 years of transforming waste management through technology. From pioneering in-cab computing to leading the charge in smart city solutions, our journey has been one of continuous innovation and collaboration. As we reflect on our past, we’re more excited than ever about the future. Discover More »
Staying ahead in waste and recycling means more than keeping up—it means showing up. Whether you’re optimizing routes, adopting smart city tech, or improving sustainability practices, the right waste management conference offers fresh ideas, valuable networking, and hands-on access to the latest innovations. With 25 years in the industry, Routeware More »
Adopting new technology can transform waste management operations, but even the best solutions need the right approach to succeed. At Routeware, we’ve worked closely with industry leaders to identify four common challenges in tech adoption – and more importantly, how to navigate them with confidence. 1. Leadership Alignment When leadership More »
The wait is over — WasteExpo 2025 is here, and Routeware is ready to hit the floor in Las Vegas! This year is extra special: we’re celebrating 25 years of transforming the waste and recycling industry through technology — and we can’t wait to celebrate with you. Visit Routeware at More »
The latest U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics report delivered a sobering update: solid waste collection is now the 4th most dangerous job in America—the highest ranking the industry has ever seen on this list. From small-town haulers to large municipal departments, safety is no longer just a concern—it’s a crisis. More »