Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini Pro

Caractéristiques et spécifications

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tactiles les plus compacts du marché. un slot micro USB sur la tranche gauche du mobile, une fiche

microSD sous le capot ainsi qu’une sortie jack 3,5 mm Sony. Le Sony-Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini Pro

est compatible avec 3G, HSPDA, HSUPA, GPRS, EDGE, Wi-Fi et la technologie blue-tooth. Il embarque

un appareil photo numérique de 5 mégapixels avec autofocus et flash LED, offre des images

et vidéos à la haute résolution de 2560 x 1920 pixels.

Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini Pro - Caractéristiques et spécifications

Why Employers Should Be Using GPS Fleet Tracking

By Jonathan Eldrig


From the beginning of time, nations have been spying on other nations. Spies have been stealing secrets from other countries and monitoring the whereabouts and operations of these countries. We all love reading a great spy thriller and watching a great spy movie yet we seem so shocked to see that its actually happening in real life. We know it's happening yet it catches us by surprise. Do we really have any privacy anymore? If we know this is the case, then why is GPS Fleet Tracking still taboo to employees?

Crow Tracker is a GPS fleet tracking solution for small businesses looking for employee location tracking during their working hours. As we speak with more and more small businesses across the country it's clear that they respect their employees but want to add an additional layer of checks and balances to ensure they are getting the most of each and every employee. It's not their intention to offend or scare employees yet the majority of employers understand it's a sensitive subject. Our question is: What's to hide and why are employees so concerned about GPS fleet tracking in general?

Many of the companies using GPS fleet tracking are small businesses with half a dozen crews in the field. They are service companies or driving services who are often re-routing different teams. Our GPS phone tracker gives them the ability to know where their people are in real time gives them the ability to save time and improve efficiency sending the closest team to the next available job. In addition to routing the appropriate crew, the office knows where each team is at any moment during the work day.

When we speak with employees, they feel it's an invasion of their privacy. While they may not have been accountable for their exact location in the past, there really isn't anything to hide. Office workers are essentially transmitting their location throughout the day as they sit in the company office. Bringing this transparency to the field with GPS fleet tracking is an additional level of transparency for people that work outside of the office. Tracking during work hours is not an unfair request as long as it's not encroaching on your personal time. We always recommend tracking be used solely during working hours so as to not invade employees privacy.

We understand the initial concern employees have with the idea of GPS fleet tracking. There really isn't anything to be afraid of. Employers understand you have to stop to go to the restroom and that you need to eat lunch. It's not these tiny inconsequential detours employers are interested in. Providing real time location of field teams allows customers or clients to get better estimates of delivery or service times. This transparency lets the office send the appropriate team to the appropriate job instead of driving across town. The benefits outweigh the concerns that really shouldn't be concerns at all.




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