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Good2Drive Mobile Application Aiming to Make Highways Safer
By Matt Page
April 15, 2017
Plantation, Florida – April 15, 2017 – Atacama Resources International, a public company trading on the OTCQB exchange, is set to release Good2Drive, a mobile application that allows drivers to test their cognitive alertness before getting behind the wheel of a motor vehicle. Good2Drive uses a 60-90 second image matching test using a patented algorithm that was created based on the scientific study of cognitive abilities at the University of California, Berkeley.
Atacama Resources International is excited about the release of Good2Drive, as they anticipate the mobile application being used by not only families and individuals to promote safer driving habits but also being adopted by corporate fleets and law enforcement agencies to combat dangerous driving. While drinking and driving is still a major concern, and one that Good2Drive is designed to monitor, the impairment to drivers caused by drugs, both prescription and illicit, along with drowsy driving are emerging as major factors in traffic crashes in the United States, Canada, Europe, and Australia. Good2Drive’s patented algorithm and test have been proven to accurately identify cognitive impairment, regardless of the source, whether it be drinking, drugs, or drowsiness. Good2Drive’s test is suitable for testing young teenage drivers, adult drivers, senior citizens and drivers of commercial vehicles.
Good2Drive’s features have been specifically designed with following adopters in mind:
A free trial version of Good2Drive will be available on both iOS and Android devices DATE. Continued use will cost $0.99/month for individuals, $1.99/month for families (up to five people), and pricing for Corporate Fleets and Law Enforcement Organizations is available on request. Good2Drive will be available for download on both Android and Apple smartphones within the next 30 days.
More information about Good2Drive can be found at www.Good2Drive.com
MGIS Inc. to Manage Good2Drive
Atacama Resource International has named Ottawa, Ontario’s MGIS Inc. as the Program Manager for the Good2Drive product line. MGIS Inc.’s team developed the Good2Drive mobile application, and will be undertaking all aspects of Good2Drive’s future features and development, infrastructure, e-commerce, management, and promotion.
About MGIS Inc.
MGIS Inc. began in 2001 in Ottawa, Ontario and is owned by Marc Guindon. Since that time MGIS Inc. has emerged as a leader in IT Professional Services and cloud-based Web and Mobile Application Development. In addition, MGIS Inc. specializes in Geospatial Application Development.
MGIS Inc. has been instrumental in designing, developing, building and maintaining everything from simple, short-term projects to multi-year, multi-million dollar ventures for both private and public clients. The MGIS team has a proven track record and the experience necessary to provide clients with real solutions to their challenges.
MGIS Inc. has supported public and private sector clients in Canada and the United States, including the exciting development and deployment of Good2Drive with Atacama Resources International. MGIS Inc.’s portfolio also includes Canada’s Department of National Defence, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Environment Canada, and Shared Services Canada as key clients.
For more information please visit www.mgisinc.ca.
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As a consultant, you walk into the office and notice you’re one of the first people on the job. You throw on a pot of coffee. You sit down at your desk, boot up the computer, and get back to work on a deliverable you’d been up late working on the night before.
Slowly your co-workers, or the “employees”, drift into the office talking about the morning traffic, their relaxing evening of television, some upcoming sporting event or just to complain about the coffee. You ignore the drone of voices surrounding your workspace and keep plugging away. When they finally do get down to work it’s nearly break time and, before you know it, they are back up milling about.
Yet there you are, head down at your desk and pushing forward. You feel like you pretty much carry the team. So, why don’t they like you?
Okay, admittedly there are a lot of generalizations in the depiction above (I concede there are hardworking employees and lazy consultants) but, as consultants, I can imagine that many of you have been in similar situations; and, for some unbeknownst reason, you felt the ire of the employees.
There are a few things that consultants need to remember when on site:
Just remember, you’re only there for a limited period of time and your commitment is to providing the client with a working solution. You will step on toes along the way. If you are not finding and fixing others’ problems, you are not doing your job.
Don’t expect a pat on the back. Your reward will come when your current client gives you a glowing recommendation to a future client, earning you more business.
This post is not to justify you being insufferable, arrogant or belligerent on client site. It’s just a reminder that you’re not there to make friends; you’re there because you have a particular set of skills…
Make sure you use them! Your business and reputation rely on your results.