Exhibit  2.4

                                 STATE OF TEXAS
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                              CONCENTRAX, INC. AND
                               PANGEA DESIGN, INC.

                       STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OF MERGER

CONCENTRAX,  INC.,  a  Nevada  corporation,  and  PANGEA  DESIGN,  INC., a Texas
corporation,  hereby  state  that  the  Articles of Merger filed with this Texas
Secretary  of  State  on  or about September 18, 2002, and corrected on or about
November  13,  2002,  are  hereby  abandoned  pursuant  to  TCBA  5.03L.

     WHEREAS,  the  corrected  Articles  of  Merger had an effective date of the
earlier  of: (a) the completion of an independent audit of Pangea Design, Inc.'s
financial  statements;  or  (b)  December  13,  2002.

     WHEREAS, the audit cannot be completed due to unforeseen circumstances, and
therefore,  the  parties  wish  to  abandon  the  merger.

     THEREFORE,  intending  to  be legally bound, the parties hereby abandon the
merger  between  their  respective  entities.

Please return the Texas corporation, Pangea Design, Inc., to its status prior to
the  filing  of  Articles  of  Merger  as  a Texas corporation in good standing.

Pangea  Design,  Inc.  hereby  waives any claim as to the validity of the merger
described  in  such  Articles  of  Merger,  waives  all  claims to the assets of
Concentrax,  Inc.  with  such  assets  including  intellectual  property,  trade
secrets,  various  contracts,  etc.

Pangea  Design,  Inc.  represents and warrants that it will make no claim to the
ownership  or  other  rights  to  such  assets.

                                    PANGEA  DESIGN  INC.

                                        /s/
                                    By: ______________________________
                                          Jeremy  Wessels


                                   CONCENTRAX,  INC.
                                       /S/
                                   By:________________________________
                                         Mark  Gifford,  President