telematics

Improvements in connectivity through 'telematics' or the ubiquitous cell phone enable us to survive.

The situation for vehicle 'telematics' differs greatly from the mobile phone market.

This transformation will make 'telematics' an essential element of a new generation of personalized mobile services.

We have used a common definition of vehicle 'telematics' as the combination of location with two-way communication in vehicles.

This is much less expensive and allows virtually anyone with a cell phone access to 'telematics' .

Willingness to pay for a package of 'telematic' services increases with annual household income and with the price category of vehicles owned or leased by respondents.

The 'telematic' server uses algorithms to determine if non-verified data deviates significantly from the verified data, notifying the user by an alarm of any deviations or non-compliance activity reported.

The 'telematic' server decompresses the data and then verifies it.

The 'telematic' device can also relay information about the whereabouts of the vehicle!

I have spent considerable time this year researching the interest of U.S. fleet operators in 'telematic' services and prospects for the fleet-vehicle tracking market.