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InterGis celebrates 10 successful years in business during 2006. However, the Company's principles and core development team have worked together for more than two decades creating advanced information systems that deliver operational efficiencies through sophisticated mapping, routing, scheduling, and vehicle optimization systems. Initially providing dispatching, routing and scheduling systems for the long haul trucking marketplace beginning in 1985, several products were created that are currently in use today by over two thousand companies.

Creating the first point-to-point automated routing and mileage system for use in long-haul trucking companies throughout the United States, the product provided computerized driving directions, times, and precise driving distances utilizing one of the first computerized road networks and the only alternative to a system offered by Rand McNally.

A drive to broaden our technological know-how into companies involved in local fleet activities began in early 1992 through the development of a new generation of advanced routing, scheduling and vehicle optimization product capabilities. In March 1996, Visual Control Room was developed and was subsequently brought to the marketplace along with many integrated office management functions required by most businesses, and new customer service capabilities through the use of computer-integrated voice response technology and advanced customer notification, GPS, web-based functionality and wireless communications.

The major principals, Steven T. Brown, Sr. and Ronald J. Dombrowski, are well-versed and experienced in providing innovative products and services to companies looking to information technology for cost savings, competitive advantage, and customer service enhancement.

Steven T. Brown, Sr., President
Steven Brown, Sr. began his involvement in computerized vehicle optimization and routing technology in 1983. Creating the first point to point automated routing and mileage system for use in trucking companies throughout the United States, he founded RoTec, a company that provided computerized driving directions, times, and precise driving distances using one of the first electronic road networks made commercially available. Expanding the reach into other marketplace needs, Brown created a new concept in systems that provided computerized optimization and modeling tools for fleet optimization and began marketing the technology to companies with large fleets of vehicles who needed ways to produce more efficient routes and work schedules for their vehicles and work forces.

Capitalizing on his extensive knowledge and experience of advanced mapping, routing, and scheduling technologies, Brown expanded his scope and vision and formed InterGis, the leading technology company that provides advanced routing, scheduling, dispatching, and automated voice response systems for customer inquiry and resource tracking. Brown has created an exciting new level of capabilities to help companies drive greater efficiency and accountability into managing their remote field workforce and vehicle use.

Most recently, Brown served as vice president of business development, marketing, and sales, as general manager, and as vice president of national sales for RoTec, a provider of routing and scheduling systems. Prior to RoTec, Brown served as president and vice president of sales and business development for Information Software, Inc. ISI provided the first PC-based mileage routing system to the long haul trucking industry. Brown has also served as vice president of MIS for Advo, Inc., the world's largest direct mail company. Brown was the vice president of product and new business development for Teleprocessing Processing Corporation, a service bureau providing computer system services for educational institutions and municipalities throughout New England.

Ronald Dombrowski, Vice President of Technology
Prior to InterGis, Dombrowski served as president and general manager for RoTec. He was also the key driving force for all product development activities as vice president of technology. Prior to that, Dombrowski was the vice president of technology at Information Software, Inc. and the director of research and development for new systems at Advo, Inc., the world's largest direct mail company. Dombrowski also served as a senior applications specialist for the design and implementation of systems for the newspaper industry at Whalen Computing Services. Dombrowski began his MIS career at Datapoint Corporation as lead systems programmer, product marketing manager, and international training director.