MaRS client featured in Business 2.0

Applied Location Corporation

MaRS client, Applied Location, is featured in the October 2006 issue of magazine Business 2.0. Their covery story highlights the ‘next disruptors’, 11 companies whose innovations will “change the world.” Applied Location’s Skymeter system is hailed for its potential to transform toll collection, traffic congestion management, and even car insurance.

For more details, see the article.
To view the list of the other 10 disruptors, see: http://money.cnn.com/magazines/business2/disruptors/

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