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Telematics – an intelligent future, like it or not

CURRENT HIGHLIGHTS

DigiCore buys into Minorplanet

Telematics support service

'Range anxiety' makes telematics a must-have for electric vehicles

Royal Mail 'saves £4 million' with vehicle tracking package

TV licence enforcement streamlined as Capita implements Blackbay solution

Mobile phone that thinks it's a satnav

'Free' mapping as Ordnance Survey rewrites the rules on data charging

Virgin cuts field force scheduling time with predictive analysis

Romec rates road safety as top priority as it tracks 1,000 vehicles

Collaboration delivers savings

NYK tracks trucks and loads

Wincanton chooses Microlise system for M&S home deliveries

Scotland's fire services roll out Airwave

Tracking system recovers kit worth £350,000

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Issue 1 April/May 2002

News

Nexus – major leap for on-board computer market?

BT and Siemens VDO in joint tracking project

ITIS-Ford Th!nk uses tracking technology

Is it a handheld? Is it a PDA?

'Download mobile data at truck stops' plan – can it work?

Exel saves with Isotrak

Telematics consultancy launched

GPRS roaming from Vodafone

Mobile phone tracking holds out prospect of more accurate traffic information

Real-time traffic information on the move

Low-cost real-time tracking from Roadrunner

Siemens tightens security with driver recognition

Eurowatch fights pan-European crime

Monitoring trucks and drivers

Safety warning on trailer tracking

Technology 'ready for distance tax'

Seafield roll-out advances

Wireless servicing of wired phones

VeMIS ramps up in-cab offering

Truck makers in big telematics move

Amicus tracking system launched

Narrow-band network boost in new Datalogic system

Pistol-grip Dolphin runs CE 3.0

Low cost depot scanning and POD

High-powered navigation for Palms

Radix counts out its long-serving FW60

Sidewinder in real-time routing development

Full-screen CE for rugged Symbol terminal

LXE launches full Windows terminal

Wireless link for Intermec printer

Ready-any-time portable printer

Mobile scanner, USB printer

Solar-powered telematics

Low-cost tracking solution for high-risk vehicles

Red 'black box' keeps drivers under review

Independent trailer tracking � now even smarter

Trailer theft prevention

Service despatch

Blackberry support in latest iAnywhere system

Field service solution from Overnet

Integrated CRM in mobile data partnership

Plug-and-go parcels tracking

Psion Teklogix announces Oracle link

Security for corporate PDA network

Book a load remotely

Features

Always in sight: vehicle tracking

Comms company sharpens up its own field service with mobile solution

Mobile computing � it's just a matter of time

Product Evaluation: GoBookMAX and Mobile Inspector

Mobilising the workforce � why wait?

Synchronicity � what is it and why do you need it?

» Always in sight: vehicle tracking

» Comms company sharpens up its own field service with mobile solution

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