/24-7PressRelease/ - BURY, UK, June 29, 2008 - These tracking devices allow businesses to monitor every aspect of mobile worker activities via PDA and BlackBerry tracking devices. Vehicle tracking devices allow managers to monitor the performance of their fleet and improve productivity and efficiency. They also help businesses to conform to Government legislation and duty of care guidelines.
Some have argued that the authoritarian methods that many organisations now employ to keep tabs on their staff is at the expense of personal liberties.
Business leaders, however, have remained defiant in the face of criticism that such measures are just another example of Britain's 'Big Brother' culture. A spokesperson for Genesis Communications had this to say:
"The xTrack range has been specially designed to help businesses to increase efficiency, productivity and simplify work tasks. The idea that this is simply a way of spying on people isn't true. It is the prerogative of any employer to ensure that their staff members are accountable for their time. It is also worth noting that in many cases, tracking devices actually make life easier for the workers themselves."
"Every successful business relies on the ability to monitor and track the performance of their employees, in order to implement changes and constantly improve the service that they provide. It is not unreasonable to use tracking devices to ensure that workers are doing their jobs correctly. If workers haven't got anything to hide then they have nothing to worry about."
To find out more about how xTrack tracking solutions from Genesis can help your business, More info: http://www.genesis.co.uk/xtrack/
About Genesis Communications Ltd
Genesis Communications Ltd is an independent provider of business mobile and data solutions, with over 10 years experience in the SME market. For further information, please contact us at 0845 184 8022
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