AT&T To Offer Telenav GPS Services
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AT&T has just announced they have added a new service that gives businesses of all sizes more control over their workforce.
The TeleNav Track(TM) works with the BlackBerry 8800 and HP iPAQ 6920 Mobile Communicator and logs information such as mileage-tracking, wireless time sheets, alerts and detailed location-reporting to capture field data. It can also be used to for GPS location-tracking.
“In today’s competitive marketplace, companies with employees in the field need tools that will assist them in maximizing the productivity of their mobile workforces,” said Jeff Bradley, vice president of AT&T Wireless Business Data Services. “TeleNav Track from AT&T is a powerful, yet economical and easy-to-use, wireless location-based services (LBS) solution with a wide range of capabilities that help our customers operate more efficiently, eliminate paperwork and provide a higher level of service to their clients.”
Telenav Track is available to business owners. Monthly subscription rates begin at $21.99 monthly with a one time set-up fee of $19.99 for each subscriber and an additional $12.99 per device.
To find out more about AT&T’s new Telenav Track, please visit their Website.
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2 Responses to “AT&T To Offer Telenav GPS Services”
That actually seems like a pretty cool service. It’s expensive though, dang!
By Court on Mar 20, 2007
If you had a big mobile workforce you can probably save enough money to pay for the expense of it.
This could be bad news for people who like to spend time driving around needlessly.. Now their employers can “look in” on them.
By Heather on Mar 21, 2007