There are many types of tracking system available on the US market today. These systems range from GPS vehicle tracking systems that are focused on fleet management and vehicle security through to employee tracking systems which are able to significantly increase the safety of lone workers. ... Read more
GPS or Global Positioning System devices help you keep track of your vehicles via satellite imaging. That is why many advanced GPS Tracking devices enable users to view output results as written text, digital street maps or Google Earth satellite image displays. ... Read more
A year after being announced the deployment of the GPS system on buses in Jundiaí still in sporadic tests. "The service will be deployed by the city in February," said an official of the Traffic Management. The term is denied by Roberto Scaringella, Secretary of Transportation. For press relations he reports that "there is no deadline for implementation of the GPS system. ... Read more
The increasing economic importance of implementing real-time vehicle tracking as part of a commercial company’s mobile resource management policy can now be viewed as essential for comprehensive operational control, remote driver security and fuel savings. ... Read more
ONEIC, a highly reputable IT provider for Oman and well known for its integrated and reliable IT solutions for companies, has now signed an exclusive partnership agreement to serve customers in Oman with GPS vehicle tracking and fleet solutions developed by HTS. ... Read more
Astrata Group announced it has been awarded a contract by the Iraqi Government for the supply of Astrata's next generation GPS Vehicle Tracking and Fleet Management System, (Geo-Location Platform - GLP100i). ... Read more
This was announced Ariadna Montiel, director general of the agency, who said that a group of Israeli security experts are already working on the formation of a manual for service operators, who will also be trained in security, human rights, rights of children, among others. ... Read more
SUNNYVALE, CA--(Marketwire - December 15, 2008) - According to a recent study of business managers commissioned by TeleNav, Inc., 48 percent of businesses with mobile workers have no way of knowing where those employees are located at any given moment. In addition to raising accountability issues, this also makes responding to distressed workers virtually impossible. ... Read more
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