技术
- 网络与连接 - 蜂窝
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 数据管理平台
适用行业
- 金融与保险
适用功能
- 物流运输
用例
- 车载远程信息处理
客户
Infomobility.it 集团
关于客户
Infomobility.it Group 位于意大利泰拉莫省,为其运输和保险客户提供远程信息处理解决方案。集团从提供遥感设备开始,其产品组合现在还包括地理信息和卫星
挑战
远程信息处理解决方案提供了这一重要的保费调整信息。该解决方案还有助于检测和阻止车辆或拖车盗窃——一旦发生盗窃,监控人员可以向有关当局发出警报,提供准确的位置。 “随着越来越多的保险公司和主要车队运营商以道路安全、高效物流和成本为由对监控驾驶员行为感兴趣,此类设备和相关电子商务服务的市场在意大利和其他国家迅速增长。欧洲,”佛朗哥说。 “保险公司对按使用付费和按驾驶付费的应用程序特别感兴趣,而其他组织则采用该技术为道路使用者收费。” “目前意大利有 100 万辆汽车携带此类设备,据预测,到 2014 年欧洲市场将增长 10 倍。然而,为了使我们的技术有效发挥作用,我们需要一个高度可靠的无线数据网络来在车辆和监测站之间传输信息。”
解决方案
Infomobility.it 向包括沃达丰在内的三家公司提出了要求。正式招标指定了三个关键标准:高网络可靠性和覆盖范围、服务质量 (QoS) 和具有成本效益的数据流量网络收费。该集团之所以选择沃达丰,是因为它能够满足所有三个标准。在提议的解决方案的测试阶段,沃达丰为 Infomobility.it 的工程部门提供技术支持,并帮助其员工配置合适的 SIM 卡以实现具有成本效益的 M2M 通信解决方案。 “我们提供的 QoS 的一个重要方面是我们的盒子传输的数据的更新频率。因此,我们需要一个好的计费解决方案和专有的加密协议来降低数据交换成本,”Infomobility.it Group 首席技术官 Gianluigi Brasili 说。借助 Vodafone M2M 通信解决方案,Infomobility.it 迄今已为意大利保险公司提供了大约 7,500 个 InfoBox。测试表明网络覆盖非常好。 “绝大多数车辆都报告了出色的覆盖范围,考虑到意大利某些地区的地形,这尤其令人鼓舞,”佛朗哥说。
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