It seems almost everyone is aware of how much fleet management software can simplify the task of managing a vast amount of vehicles, even our little green friend in outer space.
(prHWY.com) August 2, 2012 - Seattle, WA -- It seems almost everyone is aware of how much fleet management software can simplify the task of managing a vast amount of vehicles, even our little green friend in outer space. More recently, a popular
fleet management software company was contacted from beyond the universe with questions about some of the features that the program has to offer. Identifying themselves as "Robos" and "Lucian", the two exta-terrestrials contacted business owner Peter Lemmings to find out what he had to say about the software. Peter was pleasantly surprised.
"I knew that our software was helping a lot of people and making things easier, but I had never imagined that we had interested parties from beyond our own world interested in what it could accomplish," notes Peter. Peter doesn't deny that at first he was a little concerned about why the two aliens would be interested in using his software. "To be honest, with all the hype and confusion about aliens, I was a little worried that they might be interested in using the software to organize their units for an attack or something, but then I realized that these guys were actually really nice."
Robos and Lucian weren't available for an interview. Peter's coworker, Linda Raulings, was present during the time of the call. "It was definitely something that was out of this world," recalls Linda. "They were very nice, soft spoken, and intelligent. They wanted to know if our software would work in helping them to ensure that some of their aircrafts didn't get lost during journeys and maintenance. They don't have this type of software in their location yet and they're interested in learning more about it so that they can use it in the same way that we generally do with our own fleets."
Connie, a customer service representative, was more than impressed. "We have people calling in every day from around the world, but I never thought I would hear that someone was contacting us from another planet!"
Wondering if the aliens purchased their own copy of the software? Peter says he volunteered to give them each their own personal copies for free. "I just thought that since they were kind enough to make contact and just wanted a few simple questions answered, the nicest thing to do would be to give them their own copies so they could research it on their own."
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