GIS Vehicle Tracking System

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Date:

03-05-2007
Vendor:

Intellias
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Type:

Case Studies
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PDF, Acrobat Reader
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Publisher’s description

Municipal government of Osnabruck, a city in Germany, required a solution for tracking and managing a fleet of its road sweepers. One of the major concerns of the customer was to improve the control over the traffic and vehicle operations as well as optimize routes, schedules and related service costs in order to increase the value of services provided to the citizens. Being a geospatial solution, GIS Vehicle Tracking System allows the customer to effectively use the synergy of geographically-referenced data with modern information technologies. Intellias has successfully implemented a comprehensive GIS/GPS-based vehicle tracking and fleet management system with extensive visual tracking, reporting, monitoring, controlling and planning capabilities.

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GIS Vehicle Tracking System