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For emergency services, this can be employed to make persons aware of how to respond to
threats or natural disasters; for fleet managers, messages could include important information
about expected delays, route guidance, modifications to the existing plan, or additional
waypoints. The ability to communicate with any device across any network in a simple fashion
allows users of NAL Vue to do more than simply observe telemetry and logistics data, but also
be able to react to it in a meaningful and productive way.
7.2.6 U
SERS
As a web-based interface, NAL Vue has three user profiles tailored to fit different user needs:
administrator, standard, and anonymous.
 The administrator user profile has the ability to change all configurable aspects of the
platform as well as the ability to change anything at the other user levels, including
permissions, assets, or settings/preferences. This user profile type is typically assigned
to a dispatcher for a fleet management operation, a high-level engineer for asset
management, or a central command officer for remote ground personnel operations.
 The standard user profile will be the most common profile within an organization, and
is perhaps the most flexible type, allowing for full control of each individual's
permissions, capabilities, and usage as permitted by the administrator. Access to the
assets, places, geofences, alerts, and other aspects of NAL Vue can be configured by
the administrator to be as open or restricted as desired with this user type based on
their roles and responsibilities.
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Figure 32: NAL Vue Messaging Window

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