- Law Enforcement
GPS Tracking – Law Enforcement
Law enforcement bhas varied needs that are well-served by GPS tracking devices and software: Dispatchers know the location of units at all times, improving officer and public safety and response times, and warranted suspect tracking is easily accomplished.
Government agencies have a wide variety of tracking needs ranging from VIP tracking to large vehicle tracking. The wide range of tracking requirements and needs is just the beginning of government needs. There are also other services, such as video surveillance from vehicles and other assets that agencies need to deploy.
Business Needs:
Concept: Government agencies need security, simplicity and efficiency. That is why a GPS tracking platform must be fully featured, easily accessible and user friendly. In addition, there must be plenty of room for customization and new innovation.
Solution: With the TGGS GPS tracking platform a government agency will get nothing but the best in GPS tracking solutions. TGGS software is browser based, so there are no updates to install. In addition, we take great pride in our user-friendly interface and professional grade security measures. Our wide array of integrated devices allow for many different configurations and sensor integrations.
How: Security, law enforcement and vehicle tracking are just a few of the government use cases that can be addressed with the TGGS platform. Vehicle tracking can be done by a variety of different devices and with a variety of sensors. Government maintenance vehicles will normally need a simple GPS tracking device installed within a vehicle to track location, speed, and even altitude for some devices. Sensors can be added to make the vehicle more secure and easier to detect misappropriation. Law enforcement can use a variety of GPS tracking devices such as the Portman FG-100 for gun control or the Portman CTS-100 for covert tracking of vehicles. Security can take advantage of personal GPS trackers to maintain the constant location of VIPs for their safety and security. A panic button can also be used to send automated alerts to contacts designated in the TGGS platform.