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2003
Exor is first to launch
a web based product
set and convert all
solutions to the web
­ this included a
unique web mapping
functionality.
2004
UK Government
publish Traffic
Management Act.
Gives local authorities
additional tools to
tackle congestion and
reduce disruption on
the road network for
the benefit of the
travelling public.
2005
Exor is first to launch
a commercial hub-
based solution for
integrating and
visualising other
systems' data.
Exor is first to launch
Field Data Capture
for hand held
Personal Digital
Assistants (PDAs).
US Government
publish
SAFTEA LU Act.
Federal surface
transportation
programmes for
highways, highway
safety and transit.
UK Government
publish Highway
Maintenance code
of practice.
2006
Exor launches a
single software
platform globally.
This is the world's
most advanced
network management
solution for
Infrastructure Assets.
Exor is first to
produce an
integrated platform
for both Textual and
Spatial data sets.
Using Oracle Spatial
technology.
2009
Exor launch new
global products

Information Manager
Executive
Dashboard

Asset Valuation
Manager

Safety Manager
TMA Permit software
Public Rights
of Way (PROW)
Exor Software
Integrates Point,
Linear and Area
Assets in a common
framework
(incorporating
mapping).
This uniqueness
enables Exor software
to be applicable to
multiple industries
such as: Rail, Utilities
and Pipelines.
2010
Research and
Development.
Exor reinvests 20%
of its annual revenue
into developing new
technology and
enabling Exor to
stay ahead.
Exor's increasing
focus will be on
environmental
impacts and will
support resolutions
emanating from
climate change.
Including, for example,
carbon trading of
green assets and
assessing risks of
flooding.
1992
Kentucky
Department of
Transport adopt
Oracle open
software.

Kentucky DoT
becomes the first
non-UK user of
Oracle RMMS in
the transportation
sector.
Oracle are first
to link spatial
representation to the
road network with
RoMIS.
Launch of
World Wide Web.
1995
Exor Corporation
(Ex-Oracle)
commences
trading.
Management
buy-out, existing
clients transferred,
Exor Corporation
adopts Kentucky
DoT and Northern
Ireland contracts
(amongst others).
Exor create
Integrated Road
Management.
Exor
Corporation were the
first to create
software that
allowed a single
access point to view
multiple databases,
underpinned by
Oracle Open
Technology.
This led to the
launch in the same
year of seven fully
integrated products
which are still widely
used today.
1997
Exor create
Multiple Linear
Referencing,
enabling engineers to
record information
and predict the
future of a network's
assets. Ten years on,
others are aspiring
to achieve the same
standard as Exor.
1998
Exor win first
independent
contract (Australia)
using Exor's
Multiple Linear
Referencing
software.
Exor is first to
convert all
products from
Green Screen
to Windows
environment.
NCHRP 20/27
(National
Cooperative
Highway Research
Program) publish
Standards for
Transportation
(US Government).
Exor Corporation
had already
identified these
standards and
implemented them
earlier in 1998.
1999
US Government
published Asset
Management
Primer Document.
Recommends
integrated highway
management
software following
Exor Corporation
release of integrated
software five years
previously.
2000
Exor Corporation
becomes the first
and is still the only
Global provider
of specialist
Highways open
software in
three continents.

Opens offices
in North America,
Australia to add
to UK HQ and
Development Centre
of Excellence.
GPS Selective
Availability is
switched off,
allowing the world
to take advantage
of GPS signals.
Exor is first to
launch Map Based
Field Data Capture,
using Hand Held
Devices.
Exor launch
Federal Reports
for US government.
2000
UK Government
publish Maintenance
Code of Practice.
Document
recommends
integrated highway
management software.
Exor had been
producing such
software for the past
seven years.
Asset Valuations
published
worldwide,
for accounting
purposes to
record value and
depreciation of
assets. Documents
include GASB34
(US), AAS16 (AUS),
CIPSA/CSS (UK).
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