Hawktrack GPS Tracking & CCTV Solutions to make the lives of vehicle owners in retail market easy.

PRLog (Press Release) - Mar. 2, 2013 - Hawktrack today announced it was ready to bring GPS tracking solutions to the Indian retail market by April 2013. As per the company's release, the prime function of GPS tracking devices is to track and protect the vehicles from theft & hijacking which shall be the essential feature of Hawktrack too. However, it will be offering many additional features that no one else does. These featues shall relieve the vehicle users in retail market segment of the problems they face in their daily lives. Upon asking about the details of the additional features that Hawktrack intends to bring, Mr Ajay Pal Singh (CEO), in an apparent bid to keep the details under the wrap for a while evaded the question and said they will be announced to the market shortly. "The only thing I can say at this moment is, users will be able to remotely control their vehicles to protect them not only from theft but also from being misused". In a reply to the query as to what the he meant by the retail market segment, Mr Singh laughed, "Aam admi, as Government of India calls them". On a serious note he explained, "For us it means any individual or small business who owns up to five vehicles - two wheelers, cars or anything". Explaining how the Hawktrack GPS solution will work he said that a person will need to install a small device in his vehicle and rest will be taken care of by the system.

To the question as to how much will GPS tracking solution cost to the users, Mr Singh asked the counter question, "How much do you pay to Google for using its services? You just need to have an appropriate device to use our solution till you fall under the category of retail customer", signalling the possible game changing strategy of the Hawktrack. This could mean it might not be charging anything on the monthly basis till the lifetime of the tracking device as against the existing players in the unorganised sector who charge Rs.350 per month on the average per device. This could be a good news for private and small business vehicle owners who dont use tracking devices due to heavy running cost despite their utility.

As per Mr Singh Hawktrack is going to be different from the existing players in the unorganised sector due to its 'one of its type' marketing strategy but also like one differentiates between a local level computer assembler and a company like Dell or ASUS. "It's all about quality and providing the complete and reliable service package. A common person is least bothered about the technicalities of a product. He is more concerned as to how that particular product is going to solve their daily problems. That is what we intend to do. We want to make the whole experience of the user seamless", he insists.

Sources close to the company have suggested that there are some unconventional benefits on the anvil for those who will use Hawktrack platform which will be revealed in due course. Besides, the users will not need any computer or laptop like normal GPS trackers from unorganised sector require. The entire solution will be simple, user friendly, interactive and integrated through a mobile phone application. Exact details of products and how they will benefit the users shall be available on the company website www.hawktrack.com and facebook pagewww.facebook.com/hawktrack soon.

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