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EnGraph's StudentTran Featured

Our premier school bus route management software was featured in School Bus Fleet Magazine in their November 2005 issue. I'd like to give a special thanks to Thomas McMahon from Bobit Business Media for their help.

StudentTran is our MapInfo application built to support the management of students, school bus stops, and school bus routes. The system automatically assigns students to the nearest bus stop or school, based on user-defined criteria. Generate morning and afternoon school bus routes using paths and times generated by our sophisticated routing engine.

With StudentTran, our clients have optimized their services and removed over 50 school bus routes saving taxpayers over $200M a year.

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Anonymous said…
Millennium Plus gps system units are a mobile tracking device, stealthily secured inside a vehicle, motorcycle etc, that enables you to monitor and control many vehicle features. Employing a constellation of satellites, and patented microburst technology - you interface with your vehicle anytime via the Internet, or access reporting and alert functions by email, cell phone, or pager! www.gpsglobal1.com
Anonymous said…
Hi there Kyle J. Archer, I was searching for gps personal tracking system and came across you post. While EnGraph's StudentTran Featured is not an exact match for what I was looking for, it was worth the read and the information is appreciated. I will continue to search for more information on gps personal tracking system but I thank you for the effort and hope that you keep up the good work.
Anonymous said…
Millennium Plus operates using an innovative hybrid of technologies, including GPS satellites and patented microburst cell technology. Each time you communicate with the transceiver in the vehicle, there is a two way flow of information.

* When accessing Millennium Plus via the Internet using any standard browser, you send out a signal. That signal then travels to the cell phone tower nearest your current location.

* Microburst technology operates on existing cellular networks to send and receive data packets, tapping into unused channels on the back side of standard cell frequencies.

* The GPS satellites then locate and communicate with the Millennium Plus transceiver on board your vehicle, which exchanges information on location and speed, as well as executing any commands you've sent.

* The cell towers then relay the signal back to you via the exact means by which it was sent.

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Anonymous said…
Millennium Plus operates using an innovative hybrid of technologies, including GPS satellites and patented microburst cell technology. Each time you communicate with the transceiver in the vehicle, there is a two way flow of information.

* When accessing Millennium Plus via the Internet using any standard browser, you send out a signal. That signal then travels to the cell phone tower nearest your current location.

* Microburst technology operates on existing cellular networks to send and receive data packets, tapping into unused channels on the back side of standard cell frequencies.

* The GPS satellites then locate and communicate with the Millennium Plus transceiver on board your vehicle, which exchanges information on location and speed, as well as executing any commands you've sent.

* The cell towers then relay the signal back to you via the exact means by which it was sent.

gps systems,google gps,
car gps,gps navigation system,handheld gps,
gps reviews,gps maps,gps navigation,cell phone gps,gps tracking,gps software,gps units,bluetooth gps,
Anonymous said…
Kyle J. Archer, I want to thank you for this post. I was nearing the end of my rope in my search for gps personal tracking system, and even though EnGraph's StudentTran Featured didn't exactly meet my needs, it was such a worthwhile read that it gave me some more energy to continue. Thanks again. I can only hope to find more gems in my search for gps personal tracking system.
Anonymous said…
Kyle J. Archer, I want to thank you for this post. I was nearing the end of my rope in my search for gps vehicle tracking system, and even though EnGraph's StudentTran Featured didn't exactly meet my needs, it was such a worthwhile read that it gave me some more energy to continue. Thanks again. I can only hope to find more gems in my search for gps vehicle tracking system.
Anonymous said…
Hi, I'm studying at university for a degree course and I've chosen to conduct a study into Geocaching. I need to ask people some questions about gps receiver and I currently find such people via gps receiver. How else could I find more people to provide input?.
Regards
Anonymous said…
Hi, I'm doing a college survey based upon various aspects of Geocaching and I need to ask cachers from around the world to complete a short questionnaire. There are several themes including gps device. I'm using this site (gps device) to contact cachers, do you know of any other ways to do this?
Many thanks

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