Fleet controlling
Fleet Controlling is a new platform of telematic systems [1] for wagon-vehicle and mobile equipment that allows service for back-office management in any company. Depending on supplier officers take advantages of:
- collect and send of operating data (on traffic location, activity log, specific performances at certain pins).
- logging data one unit information hidden inside vehicle or machinery (planned routes, assigned tasks, text messages, programming orders for unit itself).
- Receiving commands, information is sent out from the operations centre (alert messages, various reports and evaluations, planning and optimization – for routes and tasks, data operations).
- Integration to system, device is able to connect pin to GPS device.
Processing of certain type of information, data exchange and services provided by Fleet Controlling Equip, and solutions classify it as CEE L.B.S. (Location-based Service).[2] L.B.S. application allows only location-specific retrieval of information by certain informational registered devices up.[3]
Platform contribution
Fleet Controller Equips are based on stored information about vehicle/machinery location, due to limited pin layout of prior Fleet Management platform. It is generally a general definition in Track specifications, pgs. 23:[4]
- Text communication device, to data center and informations from|to vehicle|machinery
- Route, personnel and time slots management integration (CEE HoS – Hours of Service) in whole fleet.
- Data reading from CAN, FMS by Poly Carbonnate Board pins.
- Upload system for alarm triggered and emergency-rated events (geofencing, fuel consumption leaps, delays).
- Third party ySystem connect option (incl. sensors, devices, and gauges).[5]
Telematic systems execute data transfer via GPRS or satellite,[6] vehicle location is recognized by GPS.[4]
Development
First reference to Fleet Controlling platform is dated back to 2007 when it was officially mentioned in Munich`s Transport Logistic exhibition in Germany.[7] Integrated Fleet Control management evolved from a previous generation of Fleet Management system in feature like: new generation of hardware, closer system integration (also with third party information systems integration).[8][9][10]
References
- ^ "Track 2.0 Launch Marks New Era in the Fleet Management Business" (PDF). Prague, Czech Republic. June 15, 2007.
- ^ "How is LBS useful?". Roseindia. February 8, 2008.
- ^ Magon, Ajay; Shukla, Reena. "LBS, the ingredients and the alternatives". GIS Development.
- ^ a b "SOFTWAROVÉ APLIKACE PRO DOPRAVNÍ FIRMY" (PDF) (in Czech).
- ^ "Track 2 wins wide acceptance among leaders in transportation". Geoconnexion. November 22, 2007.
- ^ "YMS". Archived from the original on May 21, 2009.
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- ^ http://www.ymsgroup.com/domain/flox/files/press/eventy/en/leasing/monitoring2controlling_en.png. Retrieved February 15, 2009.
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