Bahrain-based Bin Hindi Informatics said it has partnered with High-Tech Solutions to launch new GPS products aimed at providing improved vehicle tracking solutions with key features in the Kingdom.

For Small and Large Fleet company, cost effective fleet management plays a vital role to improve the productivity as well as profitability in today’s world, the company said in a statement

The products boast of several additional features like fuel consumption report, driving behaviour and Internal Temperature of the vehicle (mainly required in the transport of food goods). Besides all trip data is stored by the GPS Fleet Software for simple checks and analysis.

'We are confident that with GPS Fleet Management System, companies will not only have a smooth Fleet Management but also get accurate tracking of the vehicles and track reports of their drivers which will be helpful to provide prompt service to the customers at less cost, efficiency, their service time and response level,' said A. Aziz Bin Hindi, general manager, Bin Hindi Informatics.

'We strongly believe with the new product launch that “Time is Money” and keeping track in a changing world is time consuming so in this way GPS Fleet Software helps you to instantly answer very important questions like Is the fleet operation according to plan?; Are there any exceptions that need your attention?; Are vehicles and drivers working in a cost-effective manner?; How can you enhance security? and How to gain proper documentation without manual notes?,' he pointed out.

'Talking about the benefits it is very easy to get a benefit from the GPS Fleet Software. You can start saving a lot of money and time right now,' said Klemens Haeusler International Sales Director, High-Tech Solutions.
 
'Furthermore you can easily have information about the number of deliveries, duration of the car running time report, petrol consumption, Track Vehicle Maintenance, Driver Login, Driver Time In & Out at your finger tips freeing you from visits; ultimately saving you time, money and effort,' said Mohammed Ansari IT Special Projects divisional manager Bin Hindi Informatics.-TradeArabia News Service