February 12, 2012
A GPS Tracking System Was in the Big Game
Posted on February 4, 2008 in GPS Tracking, Uncategorized | by RMT GPS News
EmailI bet that while you were at a Super Bowl party, sitting on the couch happily munching on chips or chowing down on pizza and subs, you never gave one thought to how GPS tracking helped to make it all possible, did you?
Well, let me tell you that it did.
Throughout the week prior to the Super Bowl the security teams for the Giants and the Patriots were involved in a little scrimmage of their own—each team had to make sure that all of the appropriate team members and staff were where they were supposed to be at the time they were supposed to be there.
And they did so, in part, by employing a GPS tracking system. GPS tracking devices were on all of the team buses. This was how security was able to keep up with players and coached to know when they arrived somewhere and when they left. They knew when the buses arrived for practice, when they whisked players off to press conferences, and when and where the empty buses parked to await the next day’s activities.
And this is exactly what a GPS tracking system can do for you. Whether you are hauling lumber, transporting a championship football team, or delivering pizzas, installing GPS tracking devices in your vehicles can make all the difference.
If you need to know who or what is arriving at a certain time, how long they stayed, and when they departed, then a GPS tracking system is definitely the way to go. You can monitor vehicle speed, idling time, and set up alerts. These alerts can let you know if one of your vehicles breaks the speed limit or crosses the county line. You’ll feel a lot better knowing where your vehicles are and where your people are. You don’t have to wonder if they got there, you’ll not only know that they got there, you will know when they got there as well.
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Thank you for your comments and concerns.
We have not taken credit and we are not in any way portraying that our company had anything to do with this.
This was in the news and it was our policy not to mention competitors by name.
Like you said, we are not a reseller of your company as we have our own proprietary state-of-the-art software.
We are sorry to hear that this upset you so badly. At RMT, we have a mutual respect for our competitors, and we certainly hope you will too.
Wow. I have to tell you… I never expected such a blatant sense of entitlement to twist and spin fact to make it meet your own ends.
Don’t give a damn about truth in advertising, do you?
Not the least bit ashamed of the scam you’re trying to pull here, are you? Trying to convince people that it was somehow your RMTracking technology (per the link) that did it.
Amazing. Simply Amazing.
I’m sure Kore and others are getting a HUGE laugh out of this right now. We brought it to their attention. ;o)
Oh, so you’ll delete the comments but continue to try and take a free ride on someone else’s coattails and deliberately give people the misleading impression that you were somehow associated with the Super Bowl?
You’re really embarrassing yourself here.
While GPS tracking was indeed used in the Super Bowl, you give your readers the misimpression it was somehow YOUR gps tracking systems that were used…
In reality, it was your competitor US FLEET TRACKING who created the system trusted for the Super Bowl – for the third straight year in a row! RMTracking isn’t even a reseller of US Fleet Tracking products.
But you don’t list THAT in your little posting, do you? You’d rather make it misleading and spin it to the point at which it becomes an outright lie.
Have a little honor and dignity here.