Noregon Systems Unveils Version 2.7 of Fleet-Diagnostics App | SupplyChainBrain

Noregon Systems Unveils Version 2.7 of Fleet-Diagnostics App

Noregon Systems Inc.,

August 22, 2007

Noregon Systems Inc., a supplier of vehicle-diagnostic software and communication adapters to the heavy-duty truck industry, has released an update of its JPRO Fleet Diagnostics application. Version 2.7 features a number of product enhancements, providing heavy-duty truck technicians with a PC-based diagnostic tool. In addition to the new-product release, Noregon has partnered with Meritor WABCO to bundle version 7.0 of the latter's Toolbox software with JPRO Fleet Diagnostics. Noregon will supply complete product and technical support for both applications, to all purchasers of the bundled offering. Noregon provides customers in the commercial and military sector with expertise in e-business and embedded and client-server applications, as well as onboard vehicle networks.
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