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In today's environment of thin margins, escalating fuel costs and regulatory compliance requirements, it is essential to understand which technologies can best benefit your daily operations. With the abundance of solutions and systems on the market today, it can be daunting, to fleets of all sizes, to really understand which technology solutions will be the most effective in managing your vehicles and assets in the field. For this reason, most organizations choose to work with technology solutions providers to gain insight into which solutions are right for their business requirements, and, ultimately choosing which solutions to deploy in the field. Real Time Asset tracking solutions 

• Better Visibility and Control: Having better visibility over mobile resources and assets allows for more immediate and effective decision-making across operations.

• Better Customer Service: Knowing where vehicles, deliveries, and field service workers are enable precise communication to customers of information such as accurate ETAs, and provides field service personnel relevant details like driving directions, and delivery and service/repair instructions to ensure to keep them on track and on time.

• Tangible ROI: Finally, whether monitoring vehicle location and speed, driver behavior, engine hours, or trailer temperature, expert deployment and maintenance services will help you rapidly achieve and maintain a tangible return on your technology investments.

Fleet and asset management technologies offer many benefits, and provide long-term value to business operations. There are a variety of solutions from which to choose, with each offering its own set of benefits. Working in tandem with technology solutions providers and deployment professionals will ensure a timely and efficient implementation with minimal disruption to field operations, and a quick path to achieving a return on your investment

GPS tracking of Motorola P25

GPS tracking systems are a game changer. Using satellites and delivering nearly up to the minute location updates, GPS tracking makes keeping tabs on anything equipped with a tracking device a snap. Kids love being able to locate their tablet or phone, which is buried under pillows, piles of clothing or sofa cushions, with the swipe of a finger using mom's cell phone. Families and enthusiasts having been using this for years to explore, track and locate cashes hidden in rural and urban areas.

Fleet managers are using the this technology to better manage their fleets, their workers and customer inquiries. Access to real time data is a busy manager's dream. How fast is work getting done. What is the average speed of a given truck on a given highway. Where are trucks 2, 3 and 4 during the lunch hour. Is there a truck in the vicinity of an urgent service call? No walkie talkies or calls routed through dispatch. With a swipe of a finger, managers have the data they need to answers all these questions and more.

This systems do require some maintenance from time to time, especially those with map displays. If the GPS tracker in question is merely a transponder type system, likely all that will be required is a power source. Some can be hardwired into the vehicle and other work on a long lasting battery, while others will require daily charging. The newest GPS tracking systems are applications, designed to work on a mobile device.

While some people fear for, equating them with the long arm of big brother, they are enhancing the safety of many activities and GPS tracking is already the industry standard in fleet management. It is a worthy investment for any business and those who do not adopt it, will certainly fall behind their competition. This technology enhance safety and provide customers with the answers they need.