Guardian Mobility Appoints EXFAQ Systems as Exclusive Sales Representative For India

by admin on October 3, 2011

Guardian Mobility Appoints EXFAQ Systems as Exclusive Sales Representative For India











Guardian 3 AFF Unit


Ottawa, Ontario (PRWEB) July 29, 2011

Guardian Mobility today announced the appointment of EXFAQ Systems Pvt. Ltd. of Mumbai as its sales representative for India and surrounding territories. The agreement, which is exclusive, covers all of Guardian’s Automatic Flight Following (AFF) solutions including the Guardian 3™, which provides simple and reliable flight following and tracking services.

“We’re excited to have EXFAQ Systems as the newest member of our expanding world-wide network of high-quality partners. We look to EXFAQ Systems to support our efforts to leverage our solutions and technologies beyond the 53 countries that we already serve.” said Howard Pearl, Guardian Mobility’s CEO. “We selected EXFAQ because of their specialized and unique experience in mobile surveillance.” he added.

The announcement follows flight trials by EXFAQ of the G3 throughout India and is part of Guardian Mobility’s initiative to appoint sales partners with a focus on new and emerging markets.

Guardian Mobility’s solutions are aimed at improving aircraft fleet operational efficiency at the same time as increasing safety. These solutions include a Real-Time Web Application that allows a dispatcher to receive alerts when, for example, an aircraft wanders off-course or approaches its destination.

About EXFAQ Systems

EXFAQ is the leader in mobile surveillance & remote monitoring in India. As the only government-authorized provider of aircraft tracking systems, EXFAQ now offers a comprehensive suite of services to companies and individual aircraft / fleet owners who are increasingly expecting accurate live tracking and safety data which till now was not available in India. In partnership with Guardian Mobility, EXFAQ now offers Indian customers flight tracking equipment directly and through its re-seller network.

About Guardian Mobility

Guardian Mobility is the provider of global tracking, voice and data communications and data management solutions to the aviation marketplace. Guardian has developed a full range of products and services targeted at assisting aircraft operators increase safety and efficiency, reduce costs and improve reporting. Guardian introduced the first portable GPS tracking device in 2002, delivering location and status information, and has since developed solutions to facilitate 2-way text messaging and automatic data communications between the aircraft and the ground. Guardian’s products are approved for government-mandated Automatic Flight Following (AFF) and are used by fleet operators worldwide for Flight Data Monitoring (FDM) and Engine Trend Monitoring (ETM) to support Flight Operations Quality Assurance (FOQA) and Maintenance Operations Quality Assurance (MOQA) as part of a Safety Management System (SMS).

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if you see the fact file, no. of domestic travellrs by road, No of vechiles (cars etc) is increasing vertically hence forth, some kind of navigation system could soon become a necessary addition to the luggage they pack up. Conventionally, paper guide maps, tips from friends and directions from roadside dwellers have been the primary sources of information for travellers . But the future is set to herald a whole new wave of Road navigation systems that are easy to use, employ cutting-edge technology and are far more accurate than the techniques that have been in practical existence till date.Now, About market penetration, Cars represent a small percentage of the total vehicle population. However, the potential for sizeable growth for GPS/GPRS-based navigation systems could come from two sets of consumers. One will be companies in the logistics sector, fleet operators , large taxi operators and two will be the individual car owner who travels a lot and is looking for a navigational help.Biggest hurdle/challenges comes from the Government's strictures on making available digital data sets, which are mandatory to ensure greater reliability/expectation in performance of any Road navigation systems. Digital mapping may require aerial surveying (combination of Photogrammetry & ALTM) as terrestrial surveying cannot live up to the level of accuracy (precision) and velocity of conversion that is required for atleast road navigation systems. However, the availability of roadside assistance and the need for digital security systems could drive future demand for these systems. MANEESH]]>

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