Discrete Wireless Becomes NexTraq

ATLANTA, GA – Discrete Wireless has changed its name to NexTraq in an effort to rebrand the company and its products.

by Staff

July 25, 2011

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ATLANTA, GA – Discrete Wireless has changed its name to NexTraq in an effort to rebrand the company and its products. In the context of this rebranding effort, NexTraq announced two new features in its program, one-minute reporting and 12-month customer data retention, as part of the company’s standard product offerings. The company's new logo is shown below.

One of the first parts of this rebranding effort is renaming its MARCUS platform to the NexTraq Fleet Tracking platform. The company has also changed the names of its MARCUS platform solutions, MARCUS Drive, MARCUS Pulse, and MARCUS Mobile. MARCUS Drive is now called Fleet Dispatch. MARCUS Pulse is now called Fleet Metrics, and MARCUS Mobile is now called Fleet Mobile.

You can read the full press release here.

Topics:Discrete Wireless NexTraq Telematics

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