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Posted: Jan 19, 2011, 15:57
IQGISTICS CORPORATION
New Perspectives
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Austin, Texas
Contact:
Carolyn Bliss
Director of Sales and Marketing
512-535-4165 x118
cbliss@iqgistics.com
www.IQFamilyTrack.com
IQFamilyTrack is a tool parents may incorporate with a parent child contract, or professionals may use as part of an aftercare program - allowing independence for the teenager and peace of mind for the parent. IQFamilyTrack ensures accountability, re-building of trust and behavior changes. The system allows you to set up a parameter for your teen to drive and it will notify you if the car goes out of the designated area.
IQFamilyTrack is the consumer division of IQgistics Corporation, a premier provider of around-the-clock vehicle tracking and fleet management products, based in Austin, TX. Carolyn Bliss is the Director of Sales and Marketing for the company. The company has been making products for tracking fleets of larger companies' vehicles and merchandise and has now made a smaller custom version for families.
The IQFamilyTrack system works on all 1996 or newer vehicles using their on-board diagnostics system (OBD II) to receive and process satellite signals and send them to their web server via the cellular network. The system works using sophisticated GPS technology, enabling constant updates and history of your teenager's vehicle position, direction, driving behavior, etc.
IQFamilyTrack specializes in easy to use plug in systems for ensuring peace of mind for your family. It is as simple as plug it in and you are ready to go. There are no contracts, no activation fees, and no limit on the number of notifications and alerts received. IQFamilyTrack's Teen Tracking works to help ease your mind while your child is establishing your trust and learning the huge responsibility of driving in one of the first stages of becoming a responsible adult.
[This information came from the IQFamilyTrack website]
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