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The number of active fleet management systems deployed in Europe is expected to increase from 4.4 million in 2014 to 8.9 million by 2019.
Read More →OBI Telematics and Navman Wireless have announced an exclusive distribution agreement allowing both companies to extend their reach throughout the Middle East and Africa.
Read More →Navman Wireless New Zealand has announced the availability of its next generation in-vehicle fleet tracking, navigation and two-way messaging device, the M-Nav 950.
Read More →New Zealand’s Navman Wireless and Teletrac Inc., both providers of GPS fleet and asset tracking, have merged to create a global telematics organization.
Read More →Global fleet management system revenues are expected to grow from $9.08 Billion in 2013 to $27.61 Billion in 2018., according to ABI Research.
Read More →GLENVIEW, IL - Navman Wireless has released the M-Nav 760, the newest edition of its all-in-one in-vehicle dispatch, messaging and GPS navigation unit designed for use with its OnlineAVL2 fleet tracking system.
Read More →GLENVIEW, IL - Groups and subgroups can now be created and viewed by region, vehicle type, business unit, or any other parameter.
Read More →GLENVIEW, IL – Navman Wireless North America announced its OnlineAVL2 vehicle tracking and logistics system now has the ability to pinpoint vehicles that are being underused, based on travel distance and ignition time thresholds set by the fleet manager.
Read More →GLENVIEW, IL – Navman Wireless North America announced its OnlineAVL2 vehicle tracking and logistics system now has the ability to pinpoint vehicles that are being underused, based on travel distance and ignition time thresholds set by the fleet manager.
Read More →GLENVIEW, IL – The new capabilities reduce paperwork related to generating time sheets, prevent drivers from inflating their time reports, eliminate time wasted in driving to a dispatch center to punch in and out, and improve visibility into overall driver performance, according to the company.
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