Tuesday 9 December 2014

Some Myths & Truths About GPS Tracking Devices

What is GPS Tracking:-

Whether in our vehicles or cellular phones we all have heard about GPS. Global Positioning system is the technology that helps us find exact location of a vehicle or an individual.

The general objections to implement GPS tracking services are based on some logical assumptions — but, the real experienced users tell something different, and more encouraging, story.

Every “myth” listed here is followed by an answer based on real user experience. Look at the myths and truth below.

Myth: - We do not require GPS tracking devices as we trust people

GPS tracking devices are not only about monitoring employees but also it helps reducing operating costs in the field. They also reduce fuels, maintenance costs, increase efficiency, provide security and increase response speed.

Myth: - We cannot install and use GPS tracking devices easily.

Mostly all tracking systems form same basic components. A GPS Vehicle tracker that is installed in the vehicle tracks all the information about it. Installation and uses of these devices are quite simple and easy. An experienced GPS tracking vendor works with fleet managers only to:

Implement fleet management solution impeccably.

Offer knowledgeable and technical support to cover service issues.

Myth: GPS tracking is pointless

Cell phones cannot provide information that is useful to fleet managers for example real-time vehicle location, engine status, and other valuable things, like mileage, fuel consumption etc. These can be switched off easily. Even when mobile phones are functioning correctly, they track people rather than mobile resources.

In profitable applications, GPS systems’ efficiency in increasing productivity and reducing operational costs has been well-documented.

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