Posted on March 5th, 2011 by zenia
Satellite tracking systems are used to track assets, vehicles and even important people. The tracking units are fitted to the asset being tracked and it pinpoints its own position by using satellite signals from any of the up to 24 satellites that constantly orbit the earth.
Small tracking units are hardly bigger than a cellular phone and can be worn on one’s person. The unit’s position is relayed to a tracking company via satellite tracking systems and the data can be passed on in real time to fleet operators, imparting valuable information like heading, location and speed. Satellite tracking systems also lower a fleet operator’s risk and insurance premium.
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Email: info@skygistics.com
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Posted on March 5th, 2011 by zenia
Satellite tracking in Africa is a much-used tool; especially in the rural areas, where there is little infrastructure or technology with which to keep track of your vehicles. If they are fitted with satellite tracking devices, the vehicle simply has to be fuelled and operating for the satellite-based system to work, enabling you to track your fleet.
In fact, satellite tracking in Africa can go a long way towards curbing the frequent hijacking of vehicles and can even give you information like unscheduled stops and route deviations. The fleet manager can use this information to act pro-actively in case of an emergency endangering his vehicles.
Contact Details:
Website:
http://www.skygistics.com
Telephone Number: (+27) (0) 12 682 1600
Fax: +27 12 682 1610
Email: info@skygistics.com
Address: Unit 27,Cambridge Park, 5 Bauhinia Street, Highveld Techno Park, Centurion, South Africa, 0157
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Posted on March 5th, 2011 by zenia
There are at least 24 satellites orbiting the earth at any moment and they are in constant communication with many satellite vehicle tracking devices worldwide, helping fleet managers and business owners track their vehicles and assets.
These satellite vehicle tracking devices vary considerably in terms of size, cost and intended purpose, but by and large they are meant to divulge their position to a tracking company, so valuable assets, vehicles or even VIPs can be tracked. The best devices can relay location, heading, speed, fuel consumption, unscheduled stops and route deviations – among others – to the fleet manager and help him streamline his fleet strategy and safeguard his vehicles.
Contact Details:
Website:
http://www.skygistics.com
Telephone Number: (+27) (0) 12 682 1600
Fax: +27 12 682 1610
Email: info@skygistics.com
Address: Unit 27,Cambridge Park, 5 Bauhinia Street, Highveld Techno Park, Centurion, South Africa, 0157
This free i Lead Online posting about Skygistics was sponsored by i Lead Online. Should you wish to advertise for free on this website contact i Lead Online: mailto:info@ilead.co.za, http://www.ileadcommunication.co.za/advertise . You can also advertise for free on the following sites:
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