MTNL (Mumbai) Introduces Fleet Management Service

Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd (MTNL)  announced the launch of Fleet Management Service in Mumbai telecom circle. Under the MTNL Fleet Management Service (FMS), a logistics company could track all the vehicles deployed in a location. The service enables enterprises to locate, monitor and manage their mobile assets and employees in a secure way using a simple Web browser.

With this service  Companies can find location of the fleet, assign a name or number to the fleet, assign task, send SMS, manage sub managers, manage fleet groups and View Reports.

The service can add a new dimension to the Business of companies like Courier, Taxi, logistics, retail chain etc. who may require the location of their fleet or person. It allows tracking of people or vehicle in real time basis. Currently the accuracy is approximately 1 kilometer for Mobile handsets not supporting AGPS. For handsets which support AGPS feature, the accuracy will be approximately 100 meters.

This Article Was Written By: Sanjay Bafna

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  • sanjay jaiswal February 12, 2010 at 11:10 am

    This is really a very good service utility and explore the new dimensions.It would also like to add the nevigator facilty which a very great market/potential should also need to focus and should make it public effordable.
    Good intiative to MTNL

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  • Prasath J February 11, 2010 at 4:11 pm

    BSNL already provides this facility for morethan 6 months, but not sure…

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