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Fleet management systems have been around a while and have become so complex that it has evolved into Field Resource Management. This article explores 5 reasons why all fleets need at least a basic Field Resource Management system.
March 5, 2012 – San Diego, CA – FieldLogix announces that wireless industry veteran Magda Remillard has joined the company as its Director of Business Development. Magda previously served as the Senior Program & Business Development Manager at Novatel Wireless, a $400M wireless device company. She also has extensive experience operating within nimble technology organizations […]
Police say they used GPS tracking technology to track two stolen cell phones to a local teen’s home, and how he ultimately got caught may be the most bizarre part, reported Fox News in Tampa Bay, FL.
The boy failed to realize one of the phones had a built-in GPS tracking device, and it rang in the boy’s closet while a deputy stood there dialing the number.
ID Card Group’s Teacher-in-a-Box tracking system enables schools to badge, track, and report on all students, staff and visitors entering and leaving campus.
BrightSmart will install the kiosk tracking system in more than 300 CubeSmart storage facilities across the U.S.
As soon as the police were notified that the vehicle had been stolen and it was equipped with a GPS navigation system, they jumped into action.
In 12 California cities, the average price of gas has already surpassed $4.25.
Pacific Coast states have seen an average increase of 54 cents per gallon since the start of the year, while prices in Mountain West states have increased by only 16 cents during the same period, according to the AAA Fuel Gauge Report.
Gas prices are up over 11% for the year and have now increased for 32 consecutive days. Today’s retail gas price is 13 cents more expensive than one week ago.
The City Council of Fort Worth, TX has authorized the Police Department to purchase a portable system to track cellphones.
The new tracking system will “exponentially increase the ability” of police to “combat criminal activity.” Council members agreed to spend $184,000 for the new cell phone tracking system, reported the Star-Telegram.
Law enforcement wants to install the new tracking system because of Supreme Court’s recent decision about warrantless GPS tracking.
Due to the Supreme Court’s recent decision in U.S. v. Jones, the FBI has disabled about 3,000 GPS tracking devices it was using to keep track of suspects’ locations,
