Today, Datacom's products are poised for even greater growth. Rapid technological advancements, leading to reduced costs for hardware, and the emergence of digital data have recently fostered a highly favourable environment for location technology providers. Private businesses are adopting GPS technology as a decision support tool. And with the introduction of live mapping applications to the Web, anyone with a computer has access to the benefits of GPS technology.

2007	Datacom becomes a public company. Its common shares are traded on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "DAT". Introduction of Mobilus 3.0, a digital platform that uses digital mobile signals to report vehicle location in real-time when theft conditions are triggered.
2006	Introduction of Mobiguard, a stand alone wireless immobilizer which includes radio frequency relay with multiple remotes for the consumer market.
2005	Datacom has put a lot of efforts on research and development dedicated to GPS technology and on Web-based software applications by focusing on our user community by increasing the level of integration with our customers’ back-office software applications and processes.
2004	Introduction of Mobilus 1.5 vehicule tracking and recovery system that included an embedded electronic immobilizer.
2003	Introduction of Mobilus, a theft deterrent and stolen vehicle recovery system for the consumer market through marketing programs with Quebec-based insurance companies.
2002	Introduction of Mobicom, a GPRS-based real-time fleet Management system for the commercial market.
2001	Conclusion of a $6.5 million financing deal with the QFL Solidarity Fund and I.U.GO Ventures. Establishment of Datacom’s head office in Laval’s Science and Technology Park.
2000	Conclusion of a $1 milion private funding deal with Emerge Capital. Conclusion of a $1 million private funding deal with ACT Holding B.V.
1999	Company's Foundation.