PeopleNet Redesigns Fleet Manager With End User In Mind
PeopleNet, a provider of Internet-based and integrated onboard computing and mobile communications systems, has redesigned the PeopleNet Fleet Manager, its web-based carrier fleet management system, with the end user in mind
PeopleNet, a provider of Internet-based and integrated onboard computing and mobile communications systems, has redesigned the PeopleNet Fleet Manager, its web-based carrier fleet management system, with the end user in mind.
The company made the announcement during the PeopleNet User Conference 2010, held in Boca Raton, Fla., last week.
According to Matt Voda, vice president of product management, the new system was developed from the ground up; the system's meant to simplify the user's experience.
"There are a variety of users in a fleet who all have different information needs," said Ben Nielsen, vice president of software. "Each wants the data they need in the format they need it in, when they need it, and it must be shareable with the systems, applications and partners they identify. That's why the new PeopleNet Fleet Manager is user-driven, with configurable roles, access levels and broad integration capabilities. The web-portal design reduces the number of clicks required for presenting more information on one page, allowing our customers to work faster."
The new system also offers multi-lingual support and an alert function to help mobile users stay in touch with their fleets.
PeopleNet's redundant data centers will run concurrently for the new PeopleNet Fleet Manager. The company plans to introduce new releases more frequently than in the past and provide broader access to mobile devices, browsers, Internet-connected devices and applications.
More info: www.peoplenetonline.com
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