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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 12 July/Aug 2004

News

Evaluation: Co Pilot Live for Pocket PC (July/Aug 2004)

Thales launches GPS unit that thinks it's a PDA (July/Aug 2004)

Like it or not, road-user charging 'is set for growth' (July/Aug 2004)

Road-user charging suppliers short-listed (July/Aug 2004)

Masternaut acquired by tolls group in drive to exploit road user charging (July/Aug 2004)

Stampede for telematics system (July/Aug 2004)

QuikTrak roll-out stalls as company replans strategy (July/Aug 2004)

Destiny looks Stateside as Cobra takes 5,000 pens (July/Aug 2004)

'Workspot' concept gains consultancy commitment (July/Aug 2004)

Orange expands French Wi-Fi service (July/Aug 2004)

iPass hits ten thousand hotspots mark (July/Aug 2004)

IoM gets TETRA comms network (July/Aug 2004)

Psion sells Symbian smartphone stake (July/Aug 2004)

Four-mode PDA from HP (July/Aug 2004)

Ericsson sells Mobitex division (July/Aug 2004)

Phone-based tracking supports streetwise car sharing system (July/Aug 2004)

Mobile Web access wherever you go (July/Aug 2004)

Could mobile data solutions curb capital's parking fines? (July/Aug 2004)

Colour screen, DOS interface in latest Datalogic handheld (July/Aug 2004)

Compact truck-mounted terminal from DLoG (July/Aug 2004)

Virtual decision-making (July/Aug 2004)

Internet updating of Radix handhelds (July/Aug 2004)

PDA with integrated GPS (July/Aug 2004)

Routing and navigation in one (July/Aug 2004)

How to cut the cost of calls to mobiles (July/Aug 2004)

Comprehensive telematics package from GlobeTrac (July/Aug 2004)

Tracking from parking specialist (July/Aug 2004)

Navigation on 'standard' mobile phones (July/Aug 2004)

Smart tracking as Spanish system links with CPS (July/Aug 2004)

Web-enabled asset management (July/Aug 2004)

Navigate with Volvo (July/Aug 2004) (July/Aug 2004)

Spirit becomes HHP power partner (July/Aug 2004)

Future-proofing car logistics (July/Aug 2004)

Real-time mobile comms speed housing repairs (July/Aug 2004)

BuckHickman InOne recovers stolen drill with Podsystem tracking (July/Aug 2004)

Why Coors has extended its mobile data contract (July/Aug 2004)

Real-time POD system clicks with courier company (July/Aug 2004)

Water company smoothes work flow with on-board computers (July/Aug 2004)

Bond streamlines tyre service with VSc (July/Aug 2004)

Remote database access for an all-in fee (July/Aug 2004)

Features

Wireless networks that are dedicated to data (July/Aug 2004)

Pen computing - the best of both worlds? (July/Aug 2004)

Copy that! - Dexterra case study (July/Aug 2004)

How Hull streamlined its house calls (July/Aug 2004)

Mapping - central to mobile management (July/Aug 2004)

On stream, and on song (July/Aug 2004)

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