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GPS Tracking Company Ezy2c Buy Global Market Leader OmniTRACK
GPS Tracking Company Ezy2c Buy Global Market Leader OmniTRACK
Australian company Ezy2c recently announced the acquisition of the OmniTRACK business from OmniSTAR, a leading provider in positioning data and a market leader in the design and development of Differential GNSS positioning technology and asset monitoring solutions.
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(prbd.net)
28/01/2011
NSW, Australia - January 28, 2011 -- Ezy2C have over 4000 vehicles being tracked in every state and territory of Australia with a further 800 in Africa. Their clients come from a number of sectors including Transport (largest transport client has 700 vehicles), Mining, Utilities, Government Departments, Manufacturing, Distribution, Waste Services, Forestry, Construction and Life Care/Emergency Services.
Ezy2c CEO, Evan Penn states "The acquisition is highly strategic as it will introduce more products and expertise to our business. OmniSTAR have been leading the way in satellite tracking in Australia for many years with specialised solutions for Marine, Aero, Mining and Transport. With an enviable blue chip client base including many global, 'household name' companies and a strong footprint in the mining sector, OmniTRACK gives us the capacity to service this robust sector of the economy."
John Spirivulis, managing director, OmniSTAR commented on the recent sale "We at OmniSTAR believe that we are handing over to a very capable team who understand this market and are considered one of the leaders in the Australian tracking industry. Their unique advantage is the design, development and manufacture of hardware and software in Australia. This allows them to customise to their client's requirements, allowing them to be a true 'partner' in your business."
"The acquisition significantly expands our business to serve a broad customer base through a truly national network of sales and support professionals, talented hardware and software engineers and strategically located installation facilities." said Evan Penn, CEO, Ezy2c. "The acquisition supports our strategy to grow our GPS Tracking and Lone Worker Safety products business while providing the opportunity to diversify into new channels."
"We are excited about the opportunities the combined company offers our customers, and are pleased to welcome our new customers to the Ezy2c family." said Rick Firth, managing director, Ezy2c. "We are ready to put the combined talents of all of our employees into action to best support Ezy2c's existing and new customers."
Ezy2C headquarters are based in Grafton NSW, Australia (trucking hub for many East Coast Transport and Logistics companies) with offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and now Perth with this acquisition.
About Ezy2c
Ezy2c is a division of Fleet Logistics Pty Ltd, founded in 2003.
Fleet Logistics has been at the forefront of developing state of the art GPS monitoring technology.
The world class intellectual property developed by our engineers is facilitated by considerable Research and Development investment, resulting in superior feature / functionality of the online web solutions.
Ezy2c management have decades of experience in building successful software and services businesses all with a common goal of creating exceptional client solutions. The deployment of proven technologies, adding substantial value to client's lives and businesses is our passion.
GPS Monitoring Solutions have become the defacto standard in modern day Vehicle Security, Fleet Management and Personal Security Services. Ezy2C are market leaders in the development of these technologies and have built a world class services business to deploy these technologies.
Contact:
Paul Coleman
Ezy2c
Sydney Suite 2402
Westfield Tower 1
520 Oxford St
Bondi Junction
NSW 2022, Australia
1300 150 150
pcoleman@ezy2c.com.au
http://www.ezy2c.com
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