Click here for advertisement opportunitiesGPS World Live Webinar: Say Goodbye Proprietary Devices, Hello TerraGo Edge
GPS World Live Webinar: Say Goodbye Proprietary Devices, Hello TerraGo Edge
May 28, 2015, 1:00PM – 2:00PM (ET)
Say goodbye to expensive, single-use GPS handheld devices. That’s not the way it works anymore.
GPS handheld units are very expensive to purchase, replace and maintain. With outdated operating systems and hardware, they lack any modern mobile features that we all carry in our pockets. Yet many companies continue investing in this outdated technology. TerraGo Edge replaces all of those single-use GPS handheld devices and enables mobile workers and field crews to easily collect field data, share that data with others in real-time using any iOS or Android device and sync that information with headquarters at a fraction of the cost. With TerraGo Edge, you can save a significant amount of money, increase the ROI on your current GIS investments and improve productivity.
Join this webinar and learn how to:
- Cut costs by up to 95%
- Capture data from any iOS or Android device
- Synchronize project updates in real-time
- Manage projects, job sites and tasks from a single dashboard
- Monitor field worker locations for safety and efficiency
Date: Thursday, May 28, 2015
Time: 1 p.m. EDT/ 10 a.m. PDT/ 5 p.m. GMT
Duration: 1 hour (with additional time for Q&A)
Sponsored by: TerraGo
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Speaker:
Michael Gundling
Vice President of Product Management, TerraGo
Gundling is a dynamic, high-tech product and marketing executive with more than 20 years experience in launching market changing products in the radar, satellite-based navigation, air traffic management and enterprise software industries. To learn more visit www.terragotech.com.
Moderator:
Alan Cameron
Editor-In-Chief and Publisher, GPS World
Cameron has worked on GPS World magazine since 2000. He also writes the monthly GNSS System Design e-mail newsletter and the Wide Awake blog. Both these can be found at www.gpsworld.com. Follow him also on Twitter @gpseditor.
