Nov 11 2009
If you're running a fleet of vehicles, it can be all too easy for your employees and yourself to adopt a casual out of sight, out of mind' approach to business. You have to be able to trust your employees to do the job that they're paid to do. But that doesn't always constitute a sound business model, and vehicle tracking systems offer you an extra layer of security, just to be sure.
Jan 30 2008
Technology advancements in the automotive industry have allow smaller businesses to take advantage of GPS vehicle fleet tracking. Businesses who do take advantage of this technology, find themselves making back their investment in a number of various ways.
Global Positioning Systems (GPS) use a network of satellites beaming time-stamped signals to receivers on the surface of the Earth. By measuring the delay between when the signal was sent and when it arrived from three different satellites, you can isolate the coordinates of any receiver on the surface of the earth, with a precision that goes down to inches for military receivers, and about two years for commonly available civilian gear.
