 Vehicle Tracking Systems
The Best Investment A Business Can Make!
Vehicle tracking technology is the easiest way any business can improve profit, routing, customer service, and efficiency. GPS tracking technology has progressed significantly over the past 10 years, making it now more affordable and easy to use than ever before! Large fleet management operations are no longer the only businesses taking advantage of vehicle tracking technology as almost every company with a mobile asset has been modernizing communication and accountability efforts. Companies utilizing GPS tracking technology include:
- Driver Education Schools
- Flower Shops
- Pizza Delivery Services
- Grocery Stores
- Construction Companies
- Taxi Services
- Distribution Companies
- And Many More
Having the ability to route an employee, easily document mileage traveled, or see everywhere an employee has been with only a few clicks of a mouse empowers a business. The tracking systems can be easily hidden from a driver's view, being permanently installed to a vehicle's power supply, or used as portable monitoring devices, functioning off the GPS tracker's internal battery source. Using a tracking system as a portable device gives employers and businesses the ability to move the GPS system from vehicle-to-vehicle if they suspect potential employee misuse of a company vehicle. Cutting down on unauthorized trips, excessive vehicle idling, and poor route management will increase a company's bottom line and vehicle maintenance efforts.
Vehicle Tracking:
- Record everywhere a driver is moving.
- Record how fast a driver is moving.
- 90 day historical playback of routes traveled.
- Document every stop a driver made.
- Improve communication, routing, an overall driving accountability and performance.
Increase Profit And Performance Today With An Investment In Vehicle Tracking System Technology!
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Monday, 22 February 2010 17:16
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KAT Looking To Boost Routing And Fleet Management
Bus Company Invests In GPS Tracking
 A transit company based out of Knoxville, Tennessee will be investing in vehicle tracking devices to boost fleet management operations as well as provide other unique benefits for bus passengers. What the company is hoping the GPS tracking systems will do is provide potential bus riders a way to easily monitor whether a bus will meet it's projected arrival times while optimizing routing and fleet management operations. The plan, which will outfit every bus within the company with a GPS system by year's end, will allow the Knoxville Area Transit company to:
1. View buses as they travel within the city in real-time.
2. Monitor routes each bus driver has taken.
3. Calculate better estimated arrival times for bus stops.
4. Allow riders to access live maps online where the passengers can view GPS tracking data of where their bus is at.
The Knoxville Area Transit company (KAT) has a long and rich history providing people living in the areas around Knoxville with a reliable form of transportation. The company, which has a history rooted in the mid 1800s, began by offering Knoxville residents transportation via horse-drawn street cars.
Last Updated ( Monday, 22 February 2010 17:54 )
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Saturday, 23 January 2010 21:14
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GPS Trackers Will Help Security At NFC Championship Game
GPS Systems Offer Real-Time Solution
 There is a lot of anticipation among fans, players and coaches for both the New Orleans Saints and the Minnesota Vikings teams. The last two standing teams in the NFC conference of the NFL, the Vikings will visit the Saints in the Superdome with the winner going to the Super Bowl. Although there is sure to be a high level of excitement surrounding the game, for the people working the security detail that means additional surveillance and pressure. Thankfully, the security teams working the NFC championship game will have real-time GPS tracking technology to help them coordinate efforts, making the surveillance work a whole lot easier.
GPS tracking technology has been increasingly popular not only among law enforcement agencies and private investigators, but also security agencies working big events such as the NFC title game. The GPS trackers allow security officers to monitor the buses players and coaches take to the stadium as well as the movements of other internal security officers and staff working the game. It is expected the vehicle tracking and personal tracking systems will help improve routing, surveillance and overall security efforts. All of the GPS tracking data will be easily accessible by security officials who will only need to go online to view the location of staff and others being monitored by the tracking systems.
Last Updated ( Saturday, 23 January 2010 21:52 )
Saturday, 16 January 2010 18:08
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GPS Tracking And Navigation Increase Corn Yields
Modern Farming Techniques Lead To More Revenue And Efficiency
 Many farmers are now turning to technology to help increase crop yields and overall farm operations as GPS tracking, monitoring and navigating are improving efficiency. Farmers everywhere are utilizing GPS tracking and navigational equipment to help determine what areas require fertilizer and how much fertilizer needs to be dispensed. Although it may appear at first glance as a very simple chore when a farmer has to maintain an area of land that is over 4,000-acres large or bigger the situation can be strenuous. The advanced farming techniques that use heavy machinery, navigation and tracking system technology have all helped farmers across the United States increase corn yield, and nothing could make it more evident than the fact that Ohio recently set a new record for production of corn while working with less acres of land and fertilizer.
Many times high yields are the results of optimum conditions provided by Mother Nature, but in 2009 where a dry Summer and delayed wet harvest did not help farmers Ohio was still able to produce over 545 million bushels of corn crop with the average acre producing 174 bushels. GPS tracking, monitoring and navigation equipment allows farmers to micromanage every portion of their land, allowing them to use less resources while increasing production.
Last Updated ( Saturday, 16 January 2010 19:22 )
Thursday, 14 January 2010 23:44
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GPS Tracking Used To Bust Moonlighters
The New Approach To Catching Employees Sleeping On The Job
 If their is one thing an employee can do that will really piss off a boss it is falling asleep while on the clock. Now clearly their can be an occasional reasonable explanation such as a sick family member or situation of that nature that could give justifiable cause for a short snooze while at work, but typically when an employee catches z's at work it equals big trouble. Although their may be a variety of reasons why a person may hit the hay while on the job their is no denying that it can impact a companies' bottom line, productivity and more. With information gathered from a recent European survey that stated 1 out of 4 workers have fallen asleep on the job at least once, and another 40% saying they have had difficulties staying awake while on the job, many employers are turning to GPS tracking to help create accountability after the time card has been punched.
Although stress, boredom, adventurous/hectic lifestyles, anxiety and work-related stress can all be serious situations that act as the catalyst of sleeping on the job behaviors most companies only care about the result of those behaviors, which is lack of productivity. With lack of productivity comes lack of profit and that can be a highly influential factor on whether or not people keep or lose their jobs. With sleeping on the job becoming such a serious concern, especially for companies who have employees that work outside of the office, many businesses are taking a technological approach to monitoring staff with GPS tracking technology.
Last Updated ( Friday, 15 January 2010 00:24 )
Tuesday, 12 January 2010 17:13
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Tracking Systems Improve Security During Super Bowl
Surveillance And Security Heightened As Super Bowl Nears
 After the New York Jets completely spanked the Cincinnati Bengals for a second consecutive week it was clear that the NFL playoffs were in full bloom. Currently, only the Dallas Cowboys, Minnesota Vikings, New Orleans Saints, Arizona Cardinals, New York Jets, Baltimore Ravens, Indianapolis Colts and San Diego Chargers have a chance to win the Super Bowl in February and seal a spot in football immortality. What many fans may not know about their favorite NFL teams, players and venues is that during the playoff season all receive additional security. In fact, it is said that during the Super Bowl that being inside the stadium is like being in the safest place in the nation because of all the security. This year the Super Bowl is being held in Tampa Bay, Florida, and it is estimated that the city will spend almost $400,000 on security for the big game, investing in additional law enforcement personnel and surveillance tools such as GPS tracking devices.
The local Tampa law enforcement agencies intend on securing the stadium where the Super Bowl is being held by setting up a "Virtual Dome", protecting the venue on the land, surrounding airspace and more. GPS tracking systems will be used by police for fleet management, mobilization and deployment, and the GPS trackers will also be utilized to monitor the buses and limos carrying the NFL players and coaches.
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 12 January 2010 18:03 )
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