Are Google Earth-Based Vehicle Tracking Systems Better?
New advances in the form of GPS-enabled smartphones, netbooks and other technologies are making vehicle tracking easier and cheaper for everyone. Are these new systems any good? What are their implications and what are the likely impacts on the Fleet vehicle tracking industry? In the world of fleet management the many benefits of vehicle tracking and GPS devices are well known. There’s no secret to the fact that vehicle tracking systems save organisations huge amounts of time and money (as well as radically improving customer service) by providing pinpoint vehicle locations and a host of vital vehicle stats and performance data. Forewarned is forearmed. Knowing the real-time location of vehicles means that traffic jams, complicated routes and unnecessary mileage can be avoided, as can inefficient vehicle speeds. The benefits go on – you protect against employee fraud, the misuse and personal use of company vehicles and theft; you can ensure time sheets are accurate, monitor driving sta
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