Business Services Industry
Itronix' New Windows CE Handheld Utilizes MDSI Advantex Software to Provide Increased Mobile Computing Flexibility
Business Wire, April 5, 1999
SPOKANE, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 5, 1999--
-- Partnership To Afford Increased Productivity and Customer
Satisfaction Through Innovative Mobile Workforce
Management Solution --
Itronix, a world leader in the design and manufacture of ruggedized, wireless mobile computing solutions for field automation, will team with MDSI(TM) Mobile Data Solutions, Inc. (MDSI) to provide mobile workforces with a breakthrough wireless handheld solution.
By integrating MDSI's Advantex(TM) mobile workforce management software with Itronix' new rugged T5200 wireless handheld, the two companies will offer a complete mobile computing solution that will increase employee productivity and customer satisfaction.
"MDSI is excited to work with Itronix on the release of the T5200," said Brent James, vice president, corporate marketing, MDSI. "Companies with mobile resources need innovative and efficient solutions that will keep them connected while carrying them into the next millenium. This partnership is the most recent proof of Itronix' commitment to providing companies with cutting-edge mobile computers designed to improve customer service and productivity."
The Itronix T5200 is the first field service solution powered by Microsoft Windows CE to offer fully integrated power management and wireless capabilities in a highly durable package that is half the size, weight and cost of today's rugged mobile workstations. MDSI is a world leader in the development and implementation of mobile workforce management and wireless connectivity solutions for the utility, telecommunications, cable, field service and land transport industries. Field service workforces will benefit from the convenience and durability of the T5200 combined with the functionality of MDSI's business solutions.
"It's a natural partnership," said Matt Gerber, vice president of marketing of Itronix. "Itronix and MDSI already have a strong partnership based on a commitment to deliver successful solutions to various field service organizations. By deploying this solution, customers reduce the risk that accompanies a deployment of this nature."
With more than two decades of experience, Itronix excels in prescribing innovative solutions for mobile resources throughout the world. Itronix and MDSI have successfully partnered in several utility, telecommunications and cable company deployments, including Detroit Edison, Illinois Power, Indiana Gas, Pacific Gas & Electric, Comcast Cable and Rogers Cable.
About Itronix
Itronix is the world leader in providing mission-critical wireless field automation technology to mobile resources. Since its inception Itronix has deployed rugged, wireless field computers designed to deliver results in many applications, including product service, power utilities, insurance estimating and telecommunications. The company is a subsidiary of Dynatech, a world-class global communications equipment provider focused on leading-edge communications technology solutions.
Itronix is headquartered in Spokane, Wash., with a manufacturing plant in Liberty Lake, Wash., and sales offices located throughout the United States. International markets are served through a network of distributors. Additional information about Itronix Corporation and its complete line of products and services can be found on Itronix' Web site at http://www.itronix.com.
About MDSI
MDSI is a global leader in the development and implementation of mobile workforce management and wireless connectivity solutions to organizations in the utility, telecommunications, cable, taxi, courier, field service, and state and local government markets. MDSI was founded in 1993, and has operations in the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Asia. With approximately 100 customers in over 25 countries worldwide, MDSI is the choice of industry leaders such as: AT&T Wireless Services, Belgacom SA, Boston Edison Company, Cablevision Systems Corporation, Cox Communications, DHL Worldwide Express, Illinois Power Company, North Carolina State Highway Patrol, Pacific Gas & Electric, Radio Taxis of London, San Diego Gas & Electric, and Tele Danmark. For additional information on MDSI, please visit www.mdsi-advantex.com.
MDSI and Advantex are trademarks of MDSI Mobile Data Solutions Inc. All rights reserved. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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