AirIQ Launches Field Service Fleet Solution

TORONTO, ONTARIO – AirIQ Inc., a wireless-enabled location-based services company, has entered into the field service market with its digital communications platform, online fleet management interface called AirIQ Online and robust AirIQ Onboard device.

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November 6, 2006

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TORONTO, ONTARIO – AirIQ Inc., a wireless-enabled location-based services company, has entered into the field service market with its digital communications platform, online fleet management interface called AirIQ Online and robust AirIQ Onboard device. AirIQ’s Field Service solution offers fleet operators increased business operating efficiencies with optimized fleet utilization and enhanced customer service capabilities, while providing increased protection of their mobile assets and workforce. The new field service offering meets the needs of small fleet operators that include; HVAC, contractors, facility management, towing companies, telecom service fleets, waste management, oil and gas, and other service vehicle fleets. The AirIQ field service solution offers activity reporting, enabling field service fleet operators to maximize their business efficiencies and improve customer satisfaction. Features include:

Automated Inventory Alert
Automated Odometer Alert
Boundary Crossing
Delivery Arrive
Delivery Depart
Delivery in Progress
Excessive Speed
Maintenance Reminder
Power Management
Stationary Status
Vehicle Locating
Remote Vehicle Disabling
Remote Vehicle Enabling

Topics:Operations Telematics

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