iTRAK Vehicle Tracking System Now Available Through eLutions
The patented iTRAK(TM) Vehicle Tracking System from Data Burst Technologies is now available through eLutions, the company that provides wireless modems that operate on Nextel Communications' nationwide network. Through a mutual distribution agreement between Data Burst and eLutions, Data Burst will now sell Nextel's iR1200 GPS-enabled modems manufactured by eLutions, and eLutions will sell the iTRAK product line, which includes iTRAKpro, iTRAKjava and the NavView(TM) mapping/reporting Internet software. "This agreement will allow Data Burst to offer an enhanced level of service to Nextel customers," said Data Burst President Tom Grounds. "The combination of the iTRAK system with a rugged iR1200 modem is ideal for accommodating mobile workforces such as EMS, police, fire and field service. Customers who use PCs or metering/monitoring equipment in the field will have the benefit of iTRAK's ability to send position updates and other information for automatic vehicle tracking by a dispatcher or a home office, all over the Nextel network." "We chose to partner with Data Burst Technologies because of their leadership in Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) software and solutions utilizing the Nextel network," said Mike Powell, managing director of wireless applications for eLutions. "Data Burst's state-of-the-art software suite is the perfect complement to our rugged modems. By working together, we can offer a more flexible, end-to-end solution to better meet the unique requirements of mobile workers in all industries." The iR1200 Rugged Modem and the iR1200 GPS-Enabled Modem allow mobile workers to connect laptops, mobile data terminals and PDAs to Nextel's nationwide network for real-time remote access to company databases and mission-critical data applications in industrial settings. Both modems meet military specifications for resistance to temperature, shock, vibration, moisture, dust and electromagnetic radiation, ensuring consistent operation even in unforgiving environments, according to the company. The standard iTRAK(TM) Web-appliance is a vehicle-mounted device, configured to transmit real-time position data to a network server. The location information can be accessed at for fleet management purposes, including improved efficiency, driver accountability, customer support, dispatch, vehicle/driver safety and theft protection. The iTRAK(TM) line of products is designed to accommodate an individual or single vehicle (to assure personal safety for an executive or armored transport for example), or fleets of any size, according to the company. About Data Burst Technologies Data Burst Technologies, established in 1995, is based in Woodland Park, Colo., and is a manufacturer of vehicle tracking systems and software. Data Burst's iTRAK(TM) products are sold through the Motorola Authorized Dealer network, as well as eLutions. Data Burst offers equipment and service leasing options through Lease Corporation of America (LCA). Data Burst Technologies provides a line of tracking products, from Java/GPS based personal tracking solutions such as the iTRAKjava(TM) software, to completely integrated telematics solutions such as the iTRAKpro(TM) network configurable line of products. For further information, visit www.databurst.com or call (866) MYiTRAK. About eLutions eLutions Inc. is a provider of technology solutions in energy management services and wireless communications. With headquarters in Tampa, Fla., eLutions is a wholly owned subsidiary of Engage Networks Inc., which is a privately held developer of technology software and hardware solutions. eLutions and Engage provide energy management technology and solutions for commercial and industrial companies worldwide and recently received a contract award as the software solution provider for the Price Responsive Load Management Program for the northeast states' electrical power grid under the Independent System Operator-New England.
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