OAO "NAC" AKI-OTYR " is introducing a vehicles internet-monitoring satellite system.
Khanty-Mansiysk, KhMAO-Yugra. OAO NAC AKI-OTYR , a subsidiary of OAO NK" RussNeft ", is introducing a satellite system of vehicles monitoring and fuel accounting (FORT MONITOR system). In 2012, AKI-OTYR’s own fleet of vehicles was equipped with the monitoring devices and is at the moment navigation equipment is being installed on the vehicles of the company’s contractors.
GLONASS / GPS monitoring permits determine the location, speed and condition of vehicles (up to the individual sensor readings) using satellite navigation systems and transfer the information by cellular, specialized and satellite communications. The system is also applied for accounting of the technological transport upper equipment.
24-hour remote monitoring and control of vehicles allows to optimize the rolling stock, reduce non-productive and unfounded runs, reduces fuel consumption.
GLONASS and GPS monitoring of the vehicles movement with the help of «FORT MONITOR» allows you to bring the corporate fleet management to a new level by making it convenient and effective, completely eliminating the possibility of misuse.
24-hour remote monitoring and control of vehicles allows to optimize the rolling stock, reduce non-productive and unfounded runs, reduces fuel consumption.
GLONASS and GPS monitoring of the vehicles movement with the help of «FORT MONITOR» allows you to bring the corporate fleet management to a new level by making it convenient and effective, completely eliminating the possibility of misuse.
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