LiveViewGPS Inc Reports On Cost Savings Achieved With The Help Of GPS Technology
Sep 27, 2016
Companies find the GPS devices pay for themselves in a very short period of time thanks to the savings that may be achieved, announces LiveViewGPS.com
Valencia, California - September 27, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
Research shows employees, when aware they are being monitored, are 100 times less likely to waste time, saving businesses money. Furthermore, they are ten times less likely to put the vehicle at risk through behaviors such as speeding. Companies that have yet to incorporate GPS tracking in their fleet vehicles should reconsider doing so, as these are only two of the many benefits associated with installation of this technology in company vehicles.
In addition to improved employee performance, GPS tracking helps to keep idling costs down. Many business owners don't recognize what a problem this is, yet every hour the engine idles, a gallon of fuel is consumed, on average. This can lead to a loss of $7,200 per year for companies with five fleet vehicles. Furthermore, this doesn't take into account the amount of wear and tear on the vehicle, which is equivalent to driving a semi 64,000 miles, according to the American Trucking Association.
"LiveViewGPS Inc offers a variety of products designed to meet the needs of business owners. Law enforcement often needs one type of device, while businesses want another to monitor their employees. We have devices designed for both purposes, along with those designed to track the elderly, teens and vehicles which have been stolen, as we recognize everyone has their own unique needs. We work to accommodate all who wish to obtain a GPS tracking device," George Karonis, spokesperson for LiveViewGPSInc, announces.
The systems allow businesses to track many things simultaneously. This includes the route of their driver, the speed of the vehicle and idling. With the help of this information, businesses find they are able to reduce or eliminate costs they may not even be aware are minimizing their profits. The system starts to pay for itself in a very short period of time.
"Visit our site today to learn more about GPS tracking and how it benefits your business. Furthermore, parents with teen drivers may wish to consider GPS tracking for personal vehicles. It's nice to know where a child is at all times and learn more about their driving habits, and this technology allows them to do so. This is only one of the many ways families benefit from this technology, and there are numerous others. Be sure to check them out while on the site," Karonis states.
About LiveViewGPSInc:
LiveViewGPS provides GPS tracking systems that are easy to use straight out of the box with no software to download. The company remains one of the most reliable available today with 99.9 percent server uptime, and billing is on a month-to-month basis. Customers receive both desktop and mobile access to GPS data.
For more information, please visit http://www.liveviewgps.com
Contact Info:
Name: George Karonis
Organization: LiveViewGPS Inc
Phone: 661-294-6805
Release ID: 134563
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