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1996: Mitchell Repair is the first to release repair data on DVD.

begins acquisition of the Repair division of Mitchell from Thomson, forming Mitchell Repair Information Company in a joint venture.

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1995: Mitchell Repair launches a Windows-based shop management system called Series I.

1993: Mitchell Repair provides the first Windows-based product for repair information.

1989 Mitchell acquires Digitree, KLM and NAGS.1989: Mitchell releases On-Demand, the first computer-based repair information product for repair shops.

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1986: The Thomson Corporation purchases Mitchell Manuals from Cordura Corporation.

1973: Mitchell publishes the first light truck service and repair lineup of manuals.

1972: Cordura Corporation acquires Glenn Mitchell Manuals.

1971 Mitchell publishes the first lineup of service and repair manuals for import cars, with coverage dating back to the early 1960s.

1968: Mitchell purchases National Automotive Service, acquiring a legacy of mechanical service and repair data dating back to 1920.

1958: Glenn Mitchell produces the first Pocket Estimator it includes labor times.

1946: Glenn Mitchell founded Mitchell Manuals in his garage, producing the first collision estimating guides to include parts illustrations, prices, part numbers.

1920: Service Engineering Corporation buys Reed Manuals and develops the National Service Data line of manuals.

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1918: Reed Electrical Manual of Starting, Lighting, Ignition published by Service Engineering Company, the first specifications and diagrams of vehicle electrical systems.You can help by converting this section, if appropriate. This section is in list format, but may read better as prose. In addition, ProDemand is available as an add on web-based resource to Napa's Shop Management System, NapaTRACS. Mitchell 1 markets their products through a variety of venues, with the primary two sales forces being their independent Mitchell 1 representatives, and Snap-on Tools Diagnostic Factory Reps, who sell the same product re-branded as Shopkey. Building on that legacy, Mitchell 1 developed a suite of products and services designed to help independent vehicle repair shop owners work more efficiently from the moment the customer drives up, to the final invoice and beyond. The company has introduced many “firsts” to the industry, including the first PC-based repair information product for repair shops and the first Windows-based shop management system. Through the years, Mitchell 1's products have transformed to keep pace with industry and technological advances. That content evolved to become the foundation of ProDemand, Mitchell 1's online repair information software. Many years later, the automotive repair data was added to the vast database comprising the Mitchell Manuals content library. Mitchell 1's roots go back to 1918 with the first edition of the Reed Electrical Manual of Starting, Lighting, Ignition published by Service Engineering Company.