ORCHID, the mobile telephony-based vehicle tracking location and navigation system, has launched a 24-hour seven-day monitoring operation for fleets. This extends the service provided for Orchid customers, which stores data for fleets when they are not using the system until they log-on again.
With the new service, customers will have their fleet monitored for them by an out-of-hours operation when they are not using the system. If a vehicle triggers an alarm or goes off course, the monitoring team can ring the customer with a warning and to take advice.
Edward Belgeonne, managing director of Orchid's owner, Global Telematics, a joint venture between Racal and European Telecom, said: 'The customers can hand over monitoring to us at any time they want. If there is a problem or someone tampers with a machine, the customer can be contacted. It has been created as part of Orchid's continuing service enhancement programme and offers an unsurpassed degree of security.'
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