AirIQ Advances Fleet Telematics Services With Microsoft Virtual Earth

TORONTO, CANADA – AirIQ Inc. has signed an agreement with Microsoft Canada Co. to advance AirIQ's mapping capabilities with Microsoft Virtual Earth mapping software. AirIQ also added advanced functionality, which enables clients to easily customize name locations and to utilize map refreshing capabilities.

by Staff

December 18, 2007

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TORONTO, CANADA – AirIQ Inc. has signed an agreement with Microsoft Canada Co. to advance AirIQ’s mapping capabilities with Microsoft Virtual Earth mapping software. AirIQ also added advanced functionality, which enables clients to easily customize name locations and to utilize map refreshing capabilities.

“Microsoft Virtual Earth will help clients to view both streetmap and aerial views to identify the whereabouts of their vehicles,” said Anne Taylor, VP Commercial Fleets. “With these enhancements, our clients will be able to quickly determine relevant location information, ensuring fleet security, productivity, and operational savings.”

With ongoing investments in innovation driven by customer feedback, the Virtual Earth platform continues to offer new map detail and imagery, feature enhancements, and robust platform capabilities. The latest release includes expanded geospatial accuracy, new development tools, and enhanced infrastructure.

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