Choosing a Vehicle Camera System Part 4 – Communications Technology
Communication is one of the fundamental components of any telematics device. It enables the hardware device to send data and information to various servers to be processed and displayed on client-end tracking and streaming software.
Choosing a Vehicle Camera System Part 3 – Camera Technology
Camera quality is one of the fundamental criteria transporters should consider when deciding which fleet camera system to settle on. The most significant factor to consider here is progressive scan. Most cameras in the market will either be sold and marketed as either 720p or 1080p
Choosing a Vehicle Camera System Part 2 – Your Fleets Pain Points
As a transporter, although you might share specific pain points with other transporters across a wide variety of industries, your fleet has particular pain points that are generally unique to your operation. For example, the coal industry in South Africa faces significant challenges with coal theft, and the same applies to the fuel industry with petrol and diesel theft. It is critical to identify your unique pain points before deciding which Vehicle Camera system to install in your fleet to ensure the technology will solve YOUR unique challenges in addition to the general challenges facing South African transporters.
5 Areas to Consider When Choosing a Vehicle Camera System
When deciding on a Vehicle Camera System for your fleet, it is imperative to know which questions to ask and what the consequences of the answers have on your Fleet, Drivers, and ultimately the bottom line of your Business. We hope this series provides you with the necessary knowledge to make an informed decision when transitioning to onboard vehicle cameras. We look forward to sharing our in-depth thoughts and expert opinions with you over the next five weeks.
