Friday, June 23. 2006

Young Person Proposes Tracking Business

A seenteen year old from Massachusetts won a recent business plan competition with his work on Speed-Demon. Jonathan “Jon” Fischer, from Lunenburg, Mass will be a senior come fall and offered a product/service that uses a small dashboard black box to track teen drivers. The portable device can then be plugged into a computer for mapping via Google's mapping tools (I suspect Google Maps, but the press release doesn't say). Savvy marketer Fischer puts success as a business first (he's already got a patent pending) but notes the device is also aimed at opening a dialog between parents and teens.

Posted by Adena Schutzberg in Tracking at 07:29 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0) |

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