Axiom Navigation Moves To A Larger Facility To Accommodate Growth
Axiom Navigation, a GPS and wireless communications systems company has moved its headquarters to a new facility which is double the size of the previous building in order to meet an increase in new business. With over 24,000 square feet, the new facility allows the company to accommodate its growing business generated by the Fleet Management, E-911 and GPS markets.
Axiom's decision to double the size of its facility allows the company to expand all of its departments to include engineering, sales and marketing, purchasing and manufacturing. R&D will benefit greatly from the expanded ramped up facility as Axiom designs and develops new products and technologies.
"We are very excited about our tremendous growth," said Jason Shin, president, Axiom Navigation. "We continue to strongly position ourselves as a major GPS and wireless solutions provider. More and more businesses in the Fleet Management Systems, Wireless E-911 and GPS OEM markets are looking to Axiom in order to provide them innovative product solutions. Our new facility will allow us to continue producing top quality GPS and wireless products and services to our expanding customer base."
The new building officially opened for business December 10, 2001 and is located at 3545 Howard Way, Costa Mesa, CA, 92626. The telephone number is (714) 444-0200.
About Axiom Navigation, Inc.
Axiom Navigation, Inc. is a provider of GPS and wireless systems. The company offers a complete line of OEM GPS receivers, fleet management and asset tracking systems, custom development services to customers worldwide and cellular telephone location capability. OEM markets include automotive, marine, fleet management, golf, medical, asset tracking, government, agriculture and law enforcement.
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