Asset GPS tracking is particularly useful for businesses that rely heavily on their assets, such as transportation, logistics, construction, and manufacturing. By tracking their assets, businesses can ensure that they are being used efficiently, identify any potential issues or delays, and take corrective actions to prevent any disruptions to their operations.

At its core, asset GPS tracking involves attaching a GPS device to an asset, which then transmits real-time location data to a centralized system. This data can then be accessed by authorized personnel from any location, using any device with internet connectivity. The system can also be configured to send alerts or notifications based on predefined rules, such as when an asset enters or exits a designated area, or when a specific event occurs.