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FLEET COMPUTER SYSTEMS: FACT AND FANTASY

Walter J Burnett

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Article describing what to realistically expect in a fleet computer system. By examining limits and parameters, the author explains how administrators can develop more realistic expectations of how the computer fits into a management scheme. The six parameters which define the capabilities of a fleet computer system in the context of fleet management decisions are: fleet vehicles, computer hardware, software, fleet history, data integrity, and human resources.

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Article describing what to realistically expect in a fleet computer system. By examining limits and parameters, the author explains how administrators can develop more realistic expectations of how the computer fits into a management scheme. The six parameters which define the capabilities of a fleet computer system in the context of fleet management decisions are: fleet vehicles, computer hardware, software, fleet history, data integrity, and human resources.

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Article describing what to realistically expect in a fleet computer system. By examining limits and parameters, the author explains how administrators can develop more realistic expectations of how the computer fits into a management scheme. The six parameters which define the capabilities of a fleet computer system in the context of fleet management decisions are: fleet vehicles, computer hardware, software, fleet history, data integrity, and human resources.

Key concepts: Fleet management, Context (archaeology), Computer science, Software, Scheme (mathematics), Computer software, Fantasy, Operations research

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