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30th June 2010
Isotrak expand their Milton Keynes Head Office

Leading tracking solutions company Isotrak are continuing to implement 2010 growth plans by expanding their Milton Keynes premises by over 50% to make way for their growing development, professional services and operations teams. This move is reflective of the increased business that the company has won in 2010 and will allow Isotrak to have dedicated customer training facilities as well as the extra support staff required to deliver on both the achieved and further forecast wins in 2010. This comes as plans to open an office in San Francisco emerge and as the business continue to cement their status as the UK leader with in excess of 90% control of the retail tracking market.

7th June 2010
Isotrak names new Chief Technology Officer

Isotrak has appointed Paul Feaviour as Chief Technology Officer in their London and Milton Keynes office. Feaviour joins from Vodafone where he played a significant role in developing the company's successful multi-million user mobile and webs social network platform, 360.com.

22nd April 2010
Isotrak speaking at Sustainabilitylive! 2010 in Birmingham

Isotrak, Europe’s award winning vehicle tracking systems provider has presented at Sustainabilitylive! 2010, on 22 April at NEC, Birmingham. Following an honorary invitation from Sustainable Business magazine, Isotrak’s Sales and Marketing Director, Craig Sears- Black has spoken about reducing carbon emissions and saving fuel by using smart technology.

20th April 2010
'Keeping track shouldn’t have to be a lottery' - Should firms use a manufacturer's in-house vehicle tracking unit or look elsewhere?

The proliferation of options for vehicle tracking is difficult enough to follow for educated buyers, so imagine what it's like for those new to the industry; it's a lottery. What chance do they have in making the right decision? Unlike the EuroMillions lottery where there is a chance of a £54m jackpot, the best outcome is a system that works for the operation and gives the flexibility to grow and help develop the business.

13th April 2010
Isotrak innovates with electric vehicles

In a move that underlines its commitment to supporting the increased use of alternative fuel sources, Isotrak has developed enhancements to ATMS (Active Transport Management System) to enable customers to reduce the risk of vehicles running out of charge while performing customer work. It provides an automated remote battery monitoring capability and alerts for operators to manage vehicle routes in the knowledge of range left for the vehicle before recharge is due.