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Suna Traffic Channel featured on Channel 7's Sunrise programme
Suna Traffic Channel operating on the Mio navigation device was demonstrated today by The Gadget Guy on Channel 7's
Sunrise breakfast show. For more information go to Channel 7 Sunrise
and www.gadgetguy.com.au
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Ben Wilson speaking at AfMA Seminar, Hobart, Tasmania
On Thursday 22nd November 2007, Ben Wilson will be presenting to the Hobart chapter of AfMA on the subject of GPS
Tracking and Monitoring Technologies. For more information please go to www.afma.org
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'ITS FOR A BETTER LIFE'
Adam Game, CEO will be attending 14th ITS World Congress: 9-13th October 2007,
Beijing, China
The World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) held its first session in Paris in 1994 and since then has met every year in different locations throughout the world.
The 14th World Congress on ITS will take place in Beijing, China, October 9-13, 2007, with the theme of "ITS for a Better Life". Based on the success of past Congresses, it will bring together representatives of governments and related organizations as well as industry experts from many countries in the world, providing a unique exchange of ideas on ITS and discussing strategies and initiatives. The Congress will also review and showcase the ITS industry's latest products and technological achievements, offering a window on future trends. At the same time the Congress will give the world a glimpse at China's ITS achievements by organizing technical tours and sightseeing activities, including the ITS projects underway in preparation for the 2008 Beijing Olympics, 2010 Shanghai Expo and Guangzhou Asia Games.
For more information visit:
http://www.itsworldcongress.org/
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Intelematics will be exhibiting at the SmartDemo 2007 conference : 14-15th August 2007,
Melbourne
Intelematics will be exhibiting at the SmartDemo 2007 conference
to be held at Royal Melbourne Showgrounds from Tuesday 14th -
Wednesday 15th August. Among Intelematics' products being
demonstrated will be fleet management capability, mapping and
electronic traffic avoidance.
For more information visit:
http://www.gener8.com.au/smartdemo2007/
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Ben Wilson presenting at AfMA FBT Fleet Seminar : 7th June 2007,
Melbourne
Ben Wilson, Product Manager Business Motoring will be presenting
at the Australasian fleet Managers Association (AfMA) Fleet
Seminar on Thursday 7th June at Hilton on the Park, Melbourne,
VIC.
Ben will be presenting the role of telematics within the fleet
industry, and in particular, the benefits of electronic FBT
reporting as well as reducing the effort required to calculate
FBT.
In addition, Ben will be talk about how telematics products can
provide additional safety services and driving information to the
Fleet Manager and Driver, as well as discussing the benefits of
other telematics services available.
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The Australasian Fleet Managers Association (AfMA) has nearly 600
members throughout Australia and New Zealand representing the
three levels of government, banks, insurance companies, car
rental organisations and a variety of commercial organisations
and service providers who are responsible for approximately
800,000 fleet vehicles.
Members of AfMA are part of an influential industry group
providing:
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Participation in educational seminars and workshops
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Networking capabilities with other fleet professionals
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Access to AfMA Member resources
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Industry news and information including a quarterly newsletter
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Exposure to survey results and data on trends
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Products and innovations
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Access to AfMA's peer Network
For more information visit:
www.afma.net.au
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Ben Wilson presenting at AfMA FBT Fleet Seminar : 23rd May 2007,
Perth
Ben Wilson, Product Manager Business Motoring will be presenting
at the Australasian fleet Managers Association (AfMA) Fleet
Seminar on Wednesday 23rd May at Ibis Hotel, Perth, WA.
Ben will be presenting the role of telematics within the fleet
industry, and in particular, the benefits of electronic FBT
reporting as well as reducing the effort required to calculate
FBT.
In addition, Ben will be talk about how telematics products can
provide additional safety services and driving information to the
Fleet Manager and Driver, as well as discussing the benefits of
other telematics services available.
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The Australasian Fleet Managers Association (AfMA) has nearly 600
members throughout Australia and New Zealand representing the
three levels of government, banks, insurance companies, car
rental organisations and a variety of commercial organisations
and service providers who are responsible for approximately
800,000 fleet vehicles.
Members of AfMA are part of an influential industry group
providing:
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Participation in educational seminars and workshops
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Networking capabilities with other fleet professionals
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Access to AfMA Member resources
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Industry news and information including a quarterly newsletter
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Exposure to survey results and data on trends
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Products and innovations
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Access to AfMA's peer Network
For more information visit:
www.afma.net.au
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Ben Wilson presenting at AfMA Fleet Seminar - Intelligent
Transport Systems : 17th May 2007, Sandy Bay
Ben Wilson, Product Manager Business Motoring will be presenting
at the Australasian fleet Managers Association (AfMA) Fleet
Seminar on Thursday 17th May at Sandy Bay in Tasmania.
Ben will be providing an introduction to telematics in Australia
today, as well as presenting the role of telematics within the
fleet industry. He will also speak about the opportunities
created by mobile and wireless convergence, focusing on
implications and opportunities for Fleet Managers.
The AfMA has also given Ben the opportunity to speak about the
future of telematics in Australia, how it will evolve over the
next 12-24 months in addition to providing insight into
Intelematics future products along with the emerging partnerships
and business models this presents.
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The Australasian Fleet Managers Association (AfMA) has nearly 600
members throughout Australia and New Zealand representing the
three levels of government, banks, insurance companies, car
rental organisations and a variety of commercial organisations
and service providers who are responsible for approximately
800,000 fleet vehicles.
Members of AfMA are part of an influential industry group
providing:
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Participation in educational seminars and workshops
-
Networking capabilities with other fleet professionals
-
Access to AfMA Member resources
-
Industry news and information including a quarterly newsletter
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Exposure to survey results and data on trends
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Products and innovations
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Access to AfMA's peer Network
For more information visit:
www.afma.net.au
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Mark Whitmore presenting at the Wireless Australia Summit : 20th
- 21st March 2007
Mark Whitmore, GM Products, is presenting at Wireless World's
Wireless Australia Summit 2007 - Australia's only event which
focuses on the use of wireless, mobility and RF solutions for
business.
The event, which takes places at the Sydney Convention Centre,
will be Australia's largest wireless and mobility event where
attendees will get practical advice about how technical
capabilities such as Wi-Fi, 3G and WiMax can be used to give
business a competitive edge.
Mark, in particular, will be focussing on telematics as an
application, in fact as the killer application.
A brief explanation of telematics will be the proving ground for
presenting the opportunities and challenges of introducing
telematics to this arena, as well as comparing the technologies
and devices available on the market today, and in the future.
Mark will provide the reasons for having telematics in the
marketplace, demonstrating the broad demands throughout industry
for telematics applications, and the solutions available to meet
those needs and demands.
With a wealth of telematics knowledge gathered from around the
world, this presentation is set to provide a platform for those
working in Wi-FI, 3G and WiMax to maximise the availability of
telematics products and services and pioneer them through a
currently untapped medium.
Mark will be presenting on day two of the event on Wednesday 21st
March 2007.
For more information visit:
www.wirelessworld2007.com
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Extending telematics beyond safety and security - CEO of
Intelematics speaks at SatNav 2003
Intelematics is pushing the envelope of passenger vehicle
telematics by prototyping a suite of asset management oriented
telematics services.
Speaking at SatNav 2003 on 'In-Vehicle-Location-Based Services',
Intelematics' CEO, Adam Game believes that telematics services
can be supported within the technical scope (and cost
constraints) of the passenger vehicle market.
Intelematics Australia is a leading provider of mobile
information, safety and security services for Australian
motorists. The company has recently researched the market
opportunities for application of new technologies to fleet
management.
"Vehicle telematics services in the Australian market have
focused in their first generation on a core suite of
safety/security services, monitoring airbag systems, tracking
& immobilising stolen vehicles", says CEO of
Intelematics, Adam Game. "As telematics services move into
the mainstream, a range of complimentary services will be
required to add value to driver, vehicle owner, and
manufacturer", he said.
Game said the next generation of services are still fundamentally
location-based, but add value by enhancing mobility (for instance
navigation and traffic congestion services), or by improving
asset utilisation.
Held in Melbourne 22-25 July 2003, SatNav 2003, was the 6th
International Conference on Satellite Navigation Technology
including Mobile Positioning & Location Services.
For further information about SatNav 2003, visit:
www.gps-society.org/satnav2003.html
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Intelematics honoured by 'Spotlight on Victoria' initiative
Intelematics has been honoured by the Victorian Government's
'Spotlight on Victoria' initiative for its achievement in IT.
Intelematics Australia is a leading provider of mobile
information, safety and security services for Australian motorists
'Spotlight on Victoria' has been designed to showcase the
capabilities of small and medium-sized Victorian companies.
Intelematics was one of 12 companies identified by the Government
to have demonstrated high levels of innovation to establish a
strong commercial position in their chosen market. Intelematics
creates the technology that operates satellite-based GSM car
monitoring systems, which can locate a car anywhere in Australia,
providing immense security, emergency, and information benefits to
the owner/driver.
Intelematics' clients Holden Assist® and CarCom® offer an
interactive security system, on-board assistance, directions and
alerts to private car owners. The satellite/GSM car monitoring
system is hidden black box and the rear-view mirror.
"Within 18 months, we expect the majority of Australian car
manufacturers to offer a telematics service of some kind. With
government recognition, Intelematics can only continue to grow and
expand", says Intelematics' CEO, Adam Game.
The Victorian Minister for Information and Communication
Technology, Marsha Thomson, launched a presentation at CeBIT (USA,
June 2003) with a movie showing all 12 companies, including
Intelematics' technology.
For more info:
www.mmv.vic.gov.au/spotlight
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Intelematics to present to top ITS executives at World Conference
Leading provider of mobile information, safety and security
services for Australian motorists, Intelematics Australia, will
co-present a paper at the 10th World Congress and Exhibition on
Intelligent Transportation Systems and Services in November.
The Congress will be held over four days and brings together
players in Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) supply and
demand to meet, greet and explore the market's enormous
possibilities.
Intelematics, together with the American Automobile Association
(AAA), will be presenting 'Applying location-based services to
leverage Customer Care' during a luncheon debate, sponsored by
Global Response Alliance.
Intelematics Australia is a key founder of Global Response
Alliance - a strategic global alliance with the leading automobile
clubs in continental Europe, the United States, Canada and Asia.
The global alliance serves more than 80 million club members
worldwide.
What: 'Applying location-based services to Leverage Customer Care'
luncheon debate
Where: IFEMA Congress Area, room 102 10th World Congress and
Exhibition on Intelligent Transportation Systems and Services,
IFEMA- Feria de Madrid, Spain When: November 18th at 13:40 or
November 19th at 13:40
"The Congress lunch is the perfect opportunity to increase
our network of contacts and distributors", says Mr Adam Game,
CEO, Intelematics Australia.
For further information, visit:
www.madrid2003.itscongress.org