Railnova brings Intelligent Fleet Management for Railways

Thursday, 23 June 2011 07:30

European Rail Actors are in search of Innovative, Efficient Fleet Management Solutions

• Public & private Operators now lease many different types of trains in various geographies as they offer end-to-end freight or passenger services. Operators lease trains on a short term basis (2-5 years) and often don’t reach efficient scale in maintenance for leased fleets
• Leasing companies struggle to provide maintenance and spare parts packages due to legal and banking constraints
• Maintenance Workshops have difficulties to provide fleet maintenance services outside their local area
• Existing Technology (IT Systems, Telematics, Supply Chain) is too costly and not adapted for leased fleets which frequently change operator
• Upcoming ECM regulation (“Entity in Charge of Maintenance”) will put additional pressure on the industry

Discover Railster®  Telematics and Railfleet® Software        

• Plug & Play  installation, no rehomologation
• One hardware and software solution for different asset types
• Entirely dedicated to Railway applications
• Powerful geolocalisation, maintenance and fleet management functions
• Full Web, user friendly, evolutive, multilingual
• No licence fees, pay for what you use
• Fully customizable to your needs

Proven Technology

Railnova’s proven technology is based on strong partnerships with high profile manufacturers and software editors:

• Kerlink, the specialist in railway M2M GPS beackons with more than 3000 railway devices in service, provides us with a robut M2M platform that we complement with our Railster modules
• OpenERP, the revolutionnary OpenSource business application suite, enables us to develop and integrate our Railfleet modules at a fraction of the cost of proprietary solutions

About Railnova

Railnova offers railway actors proven telematics and fleet management solutions as well as consulting services

Our strategic location in Brussels, at the heart of Europe, allows us to operate not only in Belgium but also in Germany, France, Luxemburg, the  Netherlands and many other European countries. In early 2011, Railnova was granted support from the Brussels Institute for Research and Innovation (Innoviris) for the development of its Railfleet software and Railster hardware