Customers and partners who were given a sneak preview of the new MapTrip 4.0 even before it became available confirm this assertion with their enthusiastic feedback.
We are going to explore the various features in more detail in the articles that follow. But let’s start with this: An entirely new, innovative development in MapTrip 4.0 sets the standard: The combination of various data transforms the navigation system into a crystal ball.
In concrete terms: We know a traffic jam is developing even before the cars stop moving. This is accomplished by combining information from three sources: Knowledge about the current traffic flow (green means go, red means stop) combined with forecast data looking ahead by up to one hour. Statistical data for the respective section of the route constitutes the third component – the average driving speed at the respective time of day.
That is truly a new dimension which was not found in any navigation system before. No wonder we are proud of it. Anyone can merely find the way to a destination. But finding the best route for the time of day, traffic situation and the respective vehicle with all its limitations – that is an art form, and that is our passion.
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For many years, infoware has been offering high-grade navigation software for companies that has been extensively tried and tested. Shipping companies with their truck fleets, disposal businesses and utility companies, as well as distribution departments with their vehicle pools rely on our software applications.
With the ‘MapTrip’ product we are supplying a solution with a performance spectrum involving classical and industry-specific navigation functions in conjunction with high-grade map content that allow the most cost-effective route management based on specific vehicle types and traffic conditions.
In this context we operate on a high technological level, offering quick support services in order to meet the constantly changing requirements with regard to traffic, routing and mapping.
