Industry Standard Timeline
2006: ALK Technologies launch CoPilot|Symbian S60 (Third Edition) for Nokia mobile devices.
2005: Nextel, ALK Technologies and Motorola Launch PC*MILER|Mobile: The First Spoken, Truck-Specific GPS Navigation Solution for Mobile Phones.
2005: ALK Hosts First Technology Summit in Princeton, NJ.
2005: ALK expands its operating platforms to include Linux and continues to satisfy global demands.
2004: ALK launches ALK|FleetSuite Directions, Mapping, ETA/OoR
2004: ALK releases CoPilot SmartPhone in Europe and North America, the first turn-by-turn GPS navigation software for Microsoft Windows Mobile cellphones.
2004: ALK releases ALK|FleetSuite Tolls, the first software to calculate precise, dock-to-dock toll costs for commercial vehicles in North America.
2003: ALK subsumes its TravRoute division in North America, and forms a wholly-owned subsidiary, ALK Technologies, Ltd. to further its efforts in Europe.
2003: ALK introduces its "Live" technology as the next step in the evolution of navigation systems - a built-in communications capability that enables information-driven features such as real-time traffic, vehicle location, messaging and other smart alerts.
2003: Pocket CoPilot becomes the first product of any kind to successfully complete "Certified by HP" testing for iPAQ Pocket PC options and accessories.
2002: TravRoute releases Pocket CoPilot Europe providing street-level routing across Europe.
2002: TravRoute partners with Compaq UK and releases Pocket CoPilot iNS which incorporates real-time traffic into the Pocket CoPilot routes.
2001: ALK releases CoPilot Truck, the first and only in-cab GPS navigation and route guidance system providing truck-specific routing.
2001: The U.S. General Services Administration selects PC*MILER as their standard for determining highway mileage for Federal civilian agency freight and household goods shipments.
2000: ALK releases FleetCommander, real-time fleet visualization software graphical decision support tools and reports.
2000: ALK releases eMILER.com, the online version of PC*MILER providing North American highway routing, mileage and mapping.
2000: TravRoute releases Pocket CoPilot, the first GPS navigation system to offer door-to-door driving directions with automatic rerouting and voice navigation on a Pocket PC.
1998: ALK releases PC*MILER/Streets, the industry's first street-level routing, mileage and mapping software designed to provide dock-to-dock driving directions over truck-specific routes.
1998: TravRoute wins the first of four consecutive Consumer Electronics Association Innovations awards for excellence in design and engineering.
1998: The U.S. Department of Defense chooses ALKļæ½s PC*MILER to replace all distance calculation products used within DoD including Rand McNally-TDM's MileMaker and the Household Goods Carriers' Mileage Guide.
1997: TravRoute releases CoPilot, the first GPS navigation system to offer door-to-door driving directions with automatic rerouting and voice navigation.
1995: TravRoute releases Road Trips Door-to-Door, the first consumer software product to offer door-to-door driving directions on one CD.
1995: ALK releases PC*FuelTax, the first fuel and mileage tax reporting software product with electronic tax forms and rates for all jurisdictions.
1994: ALK releases PC*RAIL, the first rail routing, mileage and mapping software product.
1993: TravRoute releases Road Trips, a city-to-city mapping software program.
1990: ALK forms TravRoute, a consumer software division.
1986: ALK releases the first version of PC*MILER routing, mileage and mapping software. PC*MILER is now the industry standard for mileage used by over 20,000 transportation and logistics companies, the U.S. Department of Defense, and the U.S. General Services Administration.
1981: ALK is incorporated.
1979: ALK founded by Alain L. Kornhauser, PhD.
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