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Triangle Software acquires LandSonar™ traffic business

Triangle Software (d.b.a Beat the Traffic® and BeatTheTraffic.com) a leading provider of traffic reporting solutions for media markets, announces the acquisition of the LandSonar™ traffic data business. Founded in 2002, LandSonar™ was the first provider of GPS-probe-based historical/predictive traffic data in the United States.

“Since our initial funding through a National Science Foundation Grant for vehicle traffic forecasting, Beat the Traffic® has been focused on providing the best traffic data available for our television, cable, radio and Internet customers,” says Andre Gueziec, CEO of Triangle Software LLC. “LandSonar’s state-of-the-art historic and predictive traffic data products provide a natural complement to the robust real-time flow and incident data we receive from our partners and generate from a variety of public and private data sources. Our traffic reporting customers will see benefits from enhanced forecasting and advanced quality management features enabled through the acquisition. Existing LandSonar™ traffic customers will benefit from an expanded R&D and support infrastructure, new investment and product enhancements, as we continue to grow and improve these historic data solutions.”

“LandSonar has led the U.S. adoption of historic traffic data for improving routing, travel time prediction and planning applications”, notes Jonathan Hubbard, CEO of SpeedGauge, Inc. and co-founder of LandSonar™ Traffic. “We are pleased with this natural progression of our traffic business and with the technical, business and cultural fit with Triangle Software. Triangle is a well-established, award-winning innovator in traffic solutions with excellent intellectual property in the creation and use of predictive and historical traffic information. We are delighted with Triangle’s commitment to support the continued evolution of the historic traffic products.”

Triangle Software currently holds several patents for traffic information production, use and integration. LandSonar™ traffic’s intellectual property, including pending patents, will extend Triangle ability to deliver innovative traffic solutions to the market.

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About Triangle Software LLC

Based in Campbell, CA, Triangle Software LLC d.b.a. Beat the Traffic offers an award-winning solution for vehicle traffic reporting, featuring three-dimensional animated maps, an advanced web and mobile solution, consistent on-air and on-line components, lower-third

tickers and a one-of-a-kind traffic forecasting system. For more information, please visit www.trianglesoftware.com, or www.beatthetraffic.com. The Beat the Traffic technology is protected by U.S. Patents Nos. 6,989,765, 7,161,497 and 7,221,287 and 7,375,649 and additional patents pending.

About LandSonar

Since 2002, LandSonar has been building and offering useful applications and services built upon the deep analysis of GPS data streams. These innovative applications and services are designed to improve enterprise efficiency and decision making and are developed in a way that neatly integrates with current IT solutions and management processes.

Effective immediately, LandSonar, Inc. will be changing its name to SpeedGauge, Inc. and will be focusing on commercial vehicle safety applications including its flagship SpeedGauge service.

For more information, please visit www.landsonar.com

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Triangle Software, LLC
Media Contact:
Andre Gueziec
Yann Lhomme
(408) 879-5805
media@beatthetraffic.com

LandSonar, Inc (to become SpeedGauge, Inc.)
Media Contact, US:
Mark Sole
(415) 483-1470
press@speedgauge.net

June 16th, 2008

ESRI Deploys LandSonar Traffic Data for Web Services Applications

Workforce and Skills, Crime, and Traffic Congestion Datasets for the United States Complement Existing Data

Redlands, California (March 11, 2008)—New datasets added to Business Analyst Online, ESRI’s Web-based business analysis tool, enable professionals in commercial real estate, retail, economic development, urban planning, and public safety organizations to conduct even more comprehensive market analyses with data reports and imagery.

“This information will be invaluable to our customers, enabling them to make even better business decisions that can improve their efficiencies and grow revenues,” says Brenda Wolfe, Business Analyst Online product manager, ESRI.

Comprehensive workforce and skills data for the United States provides a detailed view of local workforce populations and types of labor available by employee demographics, skills, training, experience, and occupations. Workforce Strategies, Inc., an experienced data vendor of workforce and labor market data for more than 20 years, provided the information for these reports. Analysts can use this data to identify labor shortages and increased competition for workers, create strategies to optimize an area’s labor force, better understand a local labor force, and market the strengths of local labor by skill sets.

Understanding safety issues in a market is a critical element of any trade area analysis. CrimeRisk data from Applied Geographic Solutions (AGS) provides information about personal and property crimes such as murder, rape, robbery, assault, burglary, larceny, and motor vehicle theft. The CrimeRisk Profile provides totals and indexes for 10 crime categories that are illustrated with a chart for easy interpretation. CrimeRisk thematic maps are also available for each of the 10 categories. Urban planning, public safety, economic development, retail, and commercial real estate professionals can use this data to assess crime activity by trade area, define areas for increased police coverage, plan marketing strategies, and provide important response information to sales staff.

Traffic congestion data from LandSonar includes information for nonholiday weekday periods by median expected road speed conditions on interstates, major highways, and selected major roads in the continental United States. This data is available in four Traffic Congestion Maps—Morning (7:00 a.m.–8:00 a.m.), Noon (noon–1:00 p.m.), Afternoon (5:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.), and Evening (7:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.). Public safety officials can use this data to determine the best routes for emergency evacuations; economic developers, urban planners, commercial real estate staff, and retailers need this information to define optimal sites by traffic flow.

For more information about Business Analyst Online, visit http://www.esri.com/bao.

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About ESRI
Since 1969, ESRI has been giving customers around the world the power to think and plan geographically. The market leader in GIS, ESRI software is used in more than 300,000 organizations worldwide including each of the 200 largest cities in the United States, most national governments, more than two-thirds of Fortune 500 companies, and more than 7,000 colleges and universities. ESRI applications, running on more than one million desktops and thousands of Web and enterprise servers, provide the backbone for the world’s mapping and spatial analysis. ESRI is the only vendor that provides complete technical solutions for desktop, mobile, server, and Internet platforms. Visit us at http://www.esri.com.

Matthew DeMeritt (press@esri.com)
Phone: 909-793-2853 ext. 2930/p>

About LandSonar
LandSonar is a leading supplier vehicle GPS analytics. LandSonar traffic data products are currently in use by several leading solution providers in real-time traffic solutions, as well as leading global GIS and fleet routing solution providers. LandSonar’s solutions are designed to improve enterprise decision making by improving efficiency, safety, fuel economy and increasing customer satisfaction. Funded by select individuals and founders, LandSonar is based in San Francisco, California. For demonstrations of partner products powered by LandSonar and more information, visit www.landsonar.com or email sales@landsonar.com.

March 11th, 2008

Servigistics deploys LandSonar traffic data for field service management

Servigistics, a leading field service management company, highlights the use of LandSonar traffic data in this Directions Magazine article about their Real-time Field Service Management Command Center. As the article explains, Servigistics geospatial technology partners include “Google (for global visualization), LandSonar (traffic data) and NAVTEQ (base data).” Many Fortune Global 500 companies, including Dell, General Motors, HomeDepot, Honeywell, IBM, and Toyota, are Servigistics customers.

Field service management involves sending technicians or other staff into the field to install or repair systems or equipment — for example, appliance repair. Servigistics offers field service solutions and serves the needs of automobile manufacturers, computer hardware providers, appliance companies and medical equipment companies. Servigistics is based in Dallas, TX; their lead investor is Bain Capital Ventures.

About LandSonar

LandSonar is a leading supplier vehicle GPS analytics. LandSonar traffic data products are currently in use by several leading solution providers in real-time traffic solutions, as well as leading global GIS and fleet routing solution providers. LandSonar’s solutions are designed to improve enterprise decision making by improving efficiency, safety, fuel economy and increasing customer satisfaction. Funded by select individuals and founders, LandSonar is based in San Francisco, California. For demonstrations of partner products powered by LandSonar and more information, visit www.landsonar.com or email sales@landsonar.com.

December 3rd, 2007

Events: Navigation USA 2007 (San Jose, Dec 3-4)

LandSonar will be attending TeleMatics Update’s upcoming Navigation USA event in San Jose. LandSonar CEO Jonathan Hubbard will be a panelist on the Real-Time Traffic panel at 3:00pm on Thursday, December 3rd.

Telematics Update’s Navigation USA 2007 event provides senior executives in the navigation industry with critical, timely information on the changing shape of the navigation market, including core issues such as:

  • Desirable delivery — how connected navigation systems can deliver dynamic content and increase daily usage and satisfaction.
  • Advertising streams — how advertising opens up new revenue possibilities for navigation and LBS applications.
  • Subscription services — proven models to generate longtail profits.
  • Investor insight: — who are the next generation of capitalists and investors in navigation and LBS?

More information is available at the event website.

November 26th, 2007

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