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PBS&J assesses market condition. (Telematics).
May 1, 2003... Telematics has been defined numerous times in the past 5 years as the industry has tried to attract consumer interest and dollars. PBS&J (482 S. Keller Rd., Orlando, FL 32810; Website: www.pbsj.com) recently published the first in what will be a series of white papers detailing its definition...

ATX differentiates by type. (Telematics).
May 1, 2003... ATX Technologies, Inc. (ATX, 10010 San Pedor, Suite 200, San Antonio, TX78216; Tel: 800/789437, Fax: 210/979-4979; Website: www.track.com) said the providers must tailor services to address specific needs of customer segments according to each model. The one-size-fits-all approach will not be...

Survey confirms congestion concerns. (Telematics).
May 1, 2003... The need for accurate and dynamic traffic information is often cited as a reason for developmental support in the telematics industry. Even with a slowing economy, the issues of traffic congestion are still of concern for commuters. A survey conducted for the American Automobile...

Connection demand is still high. (Telematics).
May 1, 2003... Microsoft (One Microsoft Way, Redmond, WA 98052; Tel: 425/882-8080, Fax: 425/936-7329; Website: www.microsoft.com) would like to install its operating system into every vehicle on the road. Such a deployment represents a significant new market for the company. A survey sponsored by the...

Hardware added to offerings. (Telematics).
May 1, 2003... Cross Country Automotive Services (4040 Mystic Valley Pkwy., Boston, MA 02155; Tel: 78 1/3939300, Fax: 781/395-6706; Website: www.crosscountry-auto.com) will soon launch an off-board navigation and real-time traffic system. The system is currently is expected to be available this summer. The...