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What Public Fleets Should Ask Before Buying Technology
Public fleets have more technology options, but choosing a system requires looking beyond price and checking whether it delivers the results they need.
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Read More →SCOTTSDALE, AZ - The integration of GPS Insight's tracking technology into Partner Software's Map Viewer will allow utility cooperatives to better track their resources and service teams.
Read More →MARTINEZ, CA - City staff said they plan to revise Martinez’s take-home vehicle policy but disagreed with other recommendations.
Read More →CHICAGO - With Chicago ending its shared cost lease program, the City is turning to private car sharing programs and use pool vehicles for City employees.
Read More →PRATT, KS - Money for the in-vehicle video systems would come from the City’s drug forfeiture funds.
Read More →SALT LAKE CITY - Effective July 1, 2011, the new relationship grants state and federal agencies access to purchase inthinc fleet management solutions.
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NEXCOM's rugged tablet PC, the MRC Series for mobile data terminal solution, is housed in a rugged chassis which is capable of withstanding extreme outdoor environment.
Read More →MT LAUREL, NJ – ARI found increasing driver productivity to be the most prevalent objective for utility fleet managers implementing GPS/telematics systems.
Read More →LAWRENCE, KS - The City of Lawrence instituted bulk purchasing, uses GPS, and instituted an anti-idling policy in 2009 to reduce fuel use but rising prices still mean the City is facing an additional $100,000 in fuel costs.
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The product provides enterprise customers, utilizing location-based services (LBS) enabled wireless devices, with near real-time location information, as well as critical activity alerts, for cargo, delivery trucks or other mobile assets.
Read More →EL PASO, TEXAS – The City of El Paso’s city council has approved the purchase of new communications technology to connect the City’s Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) system to the first responder vehicles the City owns, specifically police and fire vehicles.
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