LiveViewGPS Launches Business Line of Fleet Tracking Products
Aug 20, 2016
Products track slacking employees, reckless driving and improves financial bottom line reports LiveViewGPS.com
Valencia, CA - August 20, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
In today's service-based and consumer-oriented society, businesses have no other option but to take their office to the customer. From pet grooming vans to plumbers and their fleet of trucks filled with tools of trade, few businesses are exempt from company vehicles. But in return for this face-to-face interaction, firms are introduced to a new set of problems- from their own employees. Insurance rates go sky-high from dangerous drivers, gas prices are ever increasing and employee's lax behavior and inappropriate use of company property puts employers on the defensive.
With this in mind, LiveViewGPS has launched their gps tracking products for businesses and law enforcement in an effort to assist firms in keeping their employees honest. Explains spokesperson George Karonis, "Small and large businesses alike run into costs for every minute their company vans or trucks are on the streets. With gps tracking devices, they will be able to closely monitor all the vehicles, gaining all of the necessary information needed to makes educated decisions regarding cuts or adjustments to improve business efficiency."
Karonis goes on to explain how the satellite tracking will also keep a company's employees honest. "Being tracked with GPS tends to deter employees from from making pit-stops they shouldn't or driving recklessly. It will also keep them from idling while on the job, taking more time than they should. We also help customers protect their assets with a portable GPS tracker that comes with a built-in alarm. Now managers can secretly watch after property, valuable goods and cargo. They can procure tamper, temperature and vibration alerts, as well as locate on demand for real-time location information."
Tracking employees' behavior is not the only benefit. Users find they're also able to prove vehicle's whereabouts when discrepancies arise. "Not only can we nsure accurate billing to customers, but we're able to prove an employee was on the scene to provide services when a customer claims the technician never showed up."
Some clients worry the tracker will be cumbersome or difficult to use, but Karonis assures this is not the case. "For business users small or large, our enterprise level tracking interface is feature rich and extremely easy to use. Customers receive complete reports which effectively manage organizations. Information can be used to reduce and eliminate otherwise hidden expenses that will have a dollar for dollar impact to the bottom line. From asset tracking to GPS fleet tracking, we provide definitive answers to efficiently and effectively manage businesses."
About LiveVIew GPS:
LiveViewGPS, Inc. located in Southern California, is a Location Based Service Company (LBS)., providing gps tracking products and gps trackers for businesses, law enforcement and family safety. Their GPS tracking devices include vehicle and fleet-tracking systems, asset trackers, trailer tracking systems, surveillance monitoring tools, people tracking devices and GPS asset protection equipment.
For more information, please visit http://www.liveviewgps.com
Contact Info:
Name: George Karonis
Organization: LiveViewGPS Inc
Phone: 661-294-6805
Source: http://marketersmedia.com/liveviewgps-launches-business-line-of-fleet-tracking-products/128779
Release ID: 128779
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