There are many terms used to describe the use of a GPS to locate and/or track assets. Some of the more frequently used are AVL (automated vehicle locating), Asset Tracking, Fleet Tracking, Personal Locators, etc. Conceptually they all start with locating a device. Secondly, the location information must be sent to a web server for display to a user. The communication from the tracking device to the server is most commonly done via Cellular Carriers or a Satellite Link.

• Multiple map types to give you the best coverage for your area.
• Multiple report formats including detail, overview, summary and interstate mileage for IFTA reports.
• Live satellite mapping showing either a single asset or all of your assets simultaneously in real time.
• Routing and find closest
• Alerts for low battery, operating outside of normal business hours.
• Starter disable to keep an asset from being restarted if stolen.

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The GPS market experts predict steady market growth for the next 15-20 years. Predictions show an expected market size of $757 Billion by 2017 in vehicle tracking, surveying, mapping, navigation, railway management, marine, aeronautical, land vehicle and electric power systems.We offer:

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