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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 17 May/June 2005

News

Alturion satnav software now on offer in UK (May/June 2005)

Darling's road pricing flyer treats LRUC as foregone conclusion (May/June 2005)

FTA launches its own tachograph analysis hardware (May/June 2005)

Electronic tach deferment take-up continues (May/June 2005)

UPS upgrades DIAD mobile data capture system (May/June 2005)

Volvo goes GPRS with telematics package (May/June 2005)

Hard-disk Palm PDA crosses boundaries (May/June 2005)

GPS and RFID tracking promises 'anywhere, any time' monitoring (May/June 2005)

Inter-network hotspot roaming gains ground (May/June 2005)

'Hotspots without tears' could extend availability (May/June 2005)

Vodafone cuts roaming costs (May/June 2005)

Transcomm branches out into tracking (May/June 2005)

Portable tracking system 'helps maintain RTD compliance' (May/June 2005)

New telematics supplier emerges from Psion buyout (May/June 2005)

Skillweb deal signals Belgravium's mobile advance (May/June 2005)

Push email from Vodafone (May/June 2005)

Romec to supply Astrata's telematics solution (May/June 2005)

Route guidance 'that won't replace one jam with another' (May/June 2005)

Award for open telematics system (May/June 2005)

Windows Mobile 5.0 gains in power, versatility and resilience (May/June 2005)

Modular handheld on the way from Intermec (May/June 2005)

Belgravium goes graphical with latest truckmount (May/June 2005)

Upgraded Tungsten - connectivity for under �150 (May/June 2005)

SupaTrak offers full tracking for under �6 a week (May/June 2005)

Skeletal trailers targeted in Seven Eye tracking system (May/June 2005)

Cobham recruits Fox for tracking push (May/June 2005)

Cybit adds mapAmobile phone tracking to Fleetstar offer (May/June 2005)

Smallest Inmarsat-D tracking system yet? (May/June 2005)

CPS sells tracking technology in Brazil (May/June 2005)

More user configurability in latest Destinator (May/June 2005)

Gen 2 RFID handhelds coming (May/June 2005)

Psion Teklogix adds RFID printing (May/June 2005)

Printronix launches new thermal printing platform (May/June 2005)

A customer a day for Quartix (May/June 2005)

Electronic seals 'close the RFID loop' (May/June 2005)

Lighter, faster, tougher portable printer (May/June 2005)

Bluetooth scanner from Symbol (May/June 2005)

Vocollect launches new-gen voice computer, adds third-party support (May/June 2005)

VSc launches hosted routing and scheduling (May/June 2005)

Satnav and job management combined in Lantern system (May/June 2005)

Ambulance trusts 'reach patients faster by tracking' (May/June 2005)

Fall guy goes mobile (May/June 2005)

Road Transport Directive pushes Scottish carrier towards telematics (May/June 2005)

All London buses to be tracked (May/June 2005)

BA staff gain corporate access on their own mobiles (May/June 2005)

Eaton Williams mobilises maintenance team with LetsComIt (May/June 2005)

Compaddress streamlines service planning with 360 system (May/June 2005)

Are your mobile devices compromising your security? (May/June 2005)

Security tightened in parts application (May/June 2005)

BlackBerry support for mforms rapid development system (May/June 2005)

Idesta and Delia working together on service management system (May/June 2005)

Extended lane information in Navteq mapping (May/June 2005)

Maps that show traffic density (May/June 2005)

Web services 'offer seamless mapping integration' (May/June 2005)

GGP and Survey Supplies work together on GIS (May/June 2005)

Dexterra adds support for BlackBerry, Palm and Symbian (May/June 2005)

Features

Evaluation: Diamond Jet, handheld terminal from Datalogic (May/June 2005)

Fit for the task, or fit for anything? - handheld terminals (May/June 2005)

Rugged performers get a continental tune-up - Psion Teklogix (May/June 2005)

Telematics - they work if you let them (May/June 2005)

Truckmakers' telematics - more than just vehicle monitoring (May/June 2005)

How Argos streamlined store picking with voice (May/June 2005)

Telematics - soon the norm, but still a differentiator now (May/June 2005)

If you're going to use RFID, get the most out of it (May/June 2005)

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