Networkcar Releases White Paper "Optimizing Fleet Maintenance with Wireless Vehicle Management"

by Staff

February 15, 2007

2 min to read

Networkcar, a leader in wireless vehicle management, announced today the availability of a free white paper entitled "Optimizing Fleet Maintenance with Wireless Vehicle Management." Intended for managers of commercial fleets, the white paper explains how remotely monitoring engine diagnostics can facilitate preventative maintenance and reduce vehicle repair costs. "Real-time access to diagnostic information makes it easier for fleet managers to proactively fix vehicle problems before they escalate into larger issues. For example, customers using our Networkfleet service receive instant notification when a vehicle has an engine problem so it can be repaired quickly," said Paul Washicko, president of Networkcar. The white paper includes the following topics:

Ways to reduce vehicle maintenance costs
Lowering vehicle downtime by reducing unauthorized use, monitoring Diagnostic Trouble Codes, and scheduling maintenance
Improving maintenance accuracy with automatic odometer readings, automatic recall notices, and online maintenance history
Monitoring engine performance with Networkfleet wireless vehicle management system The Networkfleet wireless vehicle management system collects and transmits data wirelessly from a vehicle's engine computer and from a global positioning system (GPS). The location and diagnostic details of the vehicle, including precise diagnostic trouble codes, are made available to fleet managers through the Internet in the form of immediate e-mail alerts, summary e-mail reports and a Web-based software application. A free copy of the white paper can be downloaded at http://www.networkcar.com/networkcar/pub/whitepaper. About Networkcar
Networkcar's (www.networkcar.com) wireless in-vehicle technology combines patented remote diagnostic systems with GPS-based Automatic Vehicle Location technology. The company has received several recognitions for its innovation including a 2006 American Business Award for Most Innovative Company and a 2006 Frost & Sullivan Technology Innovation Award for Wireless Emissions Monitoring. Networkcar is a wholly-owned subsidiary of HUGHES Telematics, Inc. and is headquartered in San Diego, CA. About HUGHES Telematics
HUGHES Telematics (www.HUGHEStelematics.com) is a leader in developing the next generation of telematics solutions. The company designs, engineers and manages vehicle- and driver-centric solutions to increase vehicle value, ownership experience, convenience, efficiency and safety and security. Headquartered in Atlanta, HUGHES Telematics offers a portfolio of proprietary consumer, manufacturer, fleet and dealer services designed to set industry standards for intelligent vehicle interaction and information exchange.

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