|
|
Fleets
Choose the most reliable GPS vehicle tracking device for your businessFleet Managers can track any vehicle anywhere, tell how long the vehicle remained at any given destination, monitor the vehicle's speed and provide details of suspicious vehicle activities. The Track Stick fleet tracker:
Trackstick Pro integrates directly into Google Earth. This state of the art GPS vehicle tracking device can also plot data on conventional street mapping, which is particularly useful for tracking local town deliveries or appointments. |
|
|
Personal & BusinessPersonal business and Sporting - If you're often on the road and clocking in the hours, the Trackstick Pro is a godsend for you and your accountant.
The Trackstick fleet tracker records historical mileage which can assist the individual to differentiate between business and private usage for tax and employment purposes.
Families also find it useful in monitoring teenagers and importantly their driving habits.
|
|
|
Commercial & EquipmentSqueeze every ounce of productivity out of every piece of gear on site! Avoid unplanned delays that rob you of production, uptime scheduling and profits. With the fleet tracker Track Stick you can monitor"
|
|
|
GovernmentGovernment Departments - The perfect logistical tool for intelligence gathering and asset tracking
|
|
|
Emergency ServiceTrackstick joins Google Earth and Google Inc in providing Government agencies the tools to help manage and deploy asset and geographical data during times of emergency.
The Trackstick fleet tracker can do the job of passive tracking more cheaply, better, and more reliably than cell phones. While it cannot be used for real-time tracking, it does not rely on cell towers, which might be down during an emergency. If widely deployed, during large-scale emergencies, such as Hurricanes and bush fires etc, would allow Government agencies and private companies to map the location of crews, vehicles, supplies, etc., by frequently downloading data from the Trackstick devices. This assumption requires computers to down load the data, and an Internet connection, to upload it to a command or dispatch center. However, in a disaster, neither may be available. This is where Google is invaluable. |
|
|
Spousal & Corporate SurveillanceInvestigating a cheating spouse is a delicate matter. Many important factors need to be considered to establish the proof you are seeking and to ensure that the investigator has the best chance of success. Big Decision: If you need to confirm suspicions about a cheating spouse or you already know what they are up to but need some independent evidence, consult a reputable Private Investigator see (www.Investigators.net.au) One of the most important things to do is make the following decision ahead of time: What do I need to find out? Am I looking for evidence of infidelity or to prove my estranged partner is not adequately caring for my children. Perhaps your estranged partner is working for cash in hand whilst not declaring income and avoiding payment of child support in line with Family Court orders. Private Investigators charge by the hour. This will always involve preparing a very detailed report, making proper identification of the other person and their address and likely conducting multiple days of surveillance demonstrating this behavior to show a pattern or get the timed and dated video footage that proves they are more than just "friends". Being Discreet: The majority of cheaters are well aware of the potential for someone to be watching them. Cheating feels risky and exciting and watching over your shoulder is part of what all cheaters seem to do. Other times, the cheater is involved with someone else who is cheating making matters worse and surveillance more difficult. Corporate theft: Workplace theft cost Australian businesses over 6 billion dollars in 2005. Much of this theft is carried out by trusted employees and much of the theft occurs when product is being distributed. Many employees have been found to be in areas that they are not required to be in and many are involved in systematic theft of their employers product. Until Trackstick, an employees movements have been difficult to monitor or verify. Theft of time is the greatest loss of all to industry, even greater than product, however because time is generally difficult to monitor and confirm and convert into dollar terms its generally not detected. Now, with Trackstick you can gather this evidence to detect anomalies and then act upon this data with further investigation. ( Some states have legislation that requires a court authority to track an employee/vehicle) Evidence: Today, almost all investigators utilise video cameras to capture evidence. The days where an investigator's word was all you needed are gone. Timed and dated videotape is more effective and does not lie. Make sure the investigator you work with is Government Licensed and has a good reputation supported by letters of commendation. Make sure the investigator has the proper equipment to capture evidence both from a car and inside a hotel, restaurant, bar or other public domain. Hidden, body worn cameras are a must and should be standard equipment for all of investigators. If you are going to be involved in a divorce, understand that your investigator may need to testify about the video and the surveillance particularly in child support matters or matters relating to hidden assets. Trackstick: For those people looking for proof or who just want to know the truth and not necessarily evidence for court, the surveillance can be easier and more cheaply accomplished using a skilled investigator equipped with the data stream captured by a tracking device such as Trackstick. The device can provide valuable movement times, dates and durations of visits but not the vital Who? What? When? How? and Where? Answers. You will still require an investigator to gather identities and concrete proof of what the parties get up to. Investigators can use Trackstick to verify and corroborate their own surveillance notes and times charged. Trackstick therefore has a part to play. Remember if you need advice consult a reputable Private Investigator see (www.Investigators.net.au) |