The Sunnyvale, Calif.-based company sells subscription, real-time mobile position tracking and differential global positioning services it calls Trimble VRS Now. Trimble chose Denver for the Trimble VRS Now rollout because the area's high rate of growth, sad Jurgen Kliem, general manager of Trimble's Survey Division, in a written statement. The division is part of Trimble's 200-employee office in Westminster.

Trimble VRS Now service, previously available in England and Germany, is designed for use in applications including surveying, land-use planning, construction, agriculture, transportation, resource management, weather tracking and scientific research.

It can use either cellular telephone or, where cell phone signals are unavailable, radio broadcast networks to transmit location information to users in the field, the company said.

Source: BUSINESS JOURNAL