The innovation that was GPS tracking software represented an important worldwide industrial milestone. It will have placed itself at the heart of today's new fleet management systems as part and parcel of the multi-billion dollar telematics industry-the cash cow of fleet operators. In fact, it is now a lifeline for many fleet operators on this planet-they depend heavily on GPS tracking software for proper monitoring and management of their vehicle assets.

What is GPS Tracking?
GPS - Global Positioning System-is simply defined as satellite-based navigation comprising a constellation of 24 satellites orbiting the Earth. Initially developed for military applications in the 1960s, GPS technology became available to the public in 1983, although it has greatly evolved since then.

GPS tracking software is locating the place of an object through data from GPS satellites. It identifies his longitude, latitude, speed, and direction through three data sets, which would involve timing, positioning, and navigation.