New ISR FleetTrack Vice President To Help Build Direct Sales Force For Leading AVL Vendor

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    ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J., July 12 Thomas Rasulo has been
appointed to the newly created position of vice president of sales for
Integrated Systems Research Corporation.  Rasulo is tasked with building a
direct sales force for the company's flagship ISR FleetTrack AVL (Automatic
Vehicle Location) system.  ISR FleetTrack is used by many organizations in a
broad range of markets including government, law enforcement, distribution,
HVAC and waste management.
    Prior to this appointment, Rasulo was the national sales manager for
Teletrac Inc., Garden Grove, California-based manufacturer of AVL systems.  At
Teletrac he directed 21 sales managers and 115 account executives.  He has
worked in sales management for Nextel Communications, Fujitsu Business
Communications, VMX Systems and Harris Lanier Corp. In addition to building a
direct sales force, Rasulo will create and implement a training and
development department and establish an integrated customer contact database
for sales and marketing.
    Mr. Rasulo will be based in Mission Viejo, California, where he has lived
since 1985. His wife Karen, is a corporate training professional and classical
Violinist. His son Thomas Jr., is a student at Mission Viejo Christian School,
and plays center on the Super Bowl Champion Mission Viejo Cowboys Football
team.
    "The creation of a direct sales force will greatly enhance our ability to
sell and service ISR FleetTrack," said ISR president Yukie Novick.  "Mr.
Rasulo's experience uniquely qualifies him to lead us in this effort." He
added that ISR plans to maintain its independent wireless products distributor
sales channel.
    "ISR FleetTrack is the superior GPS product on the market today because of
its diverse functionality," said Rasulo.  "The choice of communications
methods, including a dual module offering, and options such as credit card
swipe, barcode scanner, and robust data to and from the vehicle, are in tune
with what today's market demands from an AVL system."
    The ISR FleetTrack uses GPS (Global Positioning System), a satellite-based
system. GPS provides three-dimensional positioning information, velocity
readings and time information to show the location of a fleet of vehicles and
their movements. Data can be viewed on a computer screen in real-time or saved
for playback later. The system also enables communication between the vehicle
driver and dispatcher through a CDPD (Cellular Digital Packet Data) wireless
network, or a host of other communications options.
    ISR FleetTrack notifies dispatchers when a vehicle deviates from a planned
route, leaves a specified zone, or is standing still for more than a
predetermined time period.
    For more information, visit the company Web site at
http://www.isrfleettrack.com or call ISR: 410-536-9989, extension 1.