Breakthrough GPS Location Technology

Index

1. Overview
2. Components of GPS Systems
3. Benefits to Business
4. GPS Functionality
5. Software Classifications
6. Breakthrough Developments
7. Future Quest AVL Solutions
8. Request for Information or Quotation

Benefits to Business

GPS technology is already well entrenched into business, in many different applications. There are a wide range of benefits provided by this technology:

Example Commercial and Industrial GPS applications:

	Improved Customer Service: Dispatch systems within the Taxi industry and many other industries use GPS information to automatically assign the closest vehicle to a customer request. As a result, the customer receives faster service and the company operates more efficiently.
	Increased Fleet Efficiency: GPS information, combined with automatic data dispatch, allows Para-Transit, Ambulance and other service fleets to take the shortest route between two locations. Consequently, fuel costs are reduced and customer service improves.
	Preventative Maintenance: GPS, combined with ASP or Enterprise software is used extensively in the trucking industry to keep track of vehicle mileage and trigger maintenance alerts.
	Improved Safety: In the Taxi's, school buses and many other fleet types, GPS improves driver and passenger safety, by allowing the driver to summon help quickly in the event of an emergency situation, by pressing a hidden switch. This, in turn, makes it easier for the employers to attract and retain drivers. Similarly, in many types of remote field work, GPS is used to ensure the safety of workers by directing assistance accurately. In trucking, GPS information is used to monitor and improve driving habits.
	Improved Asset Management: GPS is used extensively to track the whereabouts of rental vehicles, highway trucks, trailers and a variety of other mobile assets, resulting in better utilization of assets, improved driver safety, reduced theft, more efficient recovery and a host of other benefits.