Supplier News

  1. Honeywell Releases First Mobile Computer With Disinfectant-Ready Housing
    4/3/2009
    Honeywell recently announced the availability of the Dolphin 9900hc mobile computer with new disinfectant-ready housing, a first among leading rugged mobile solutions. The Dolphin 9900hc is specifically designed to mobilize patient safety in environments where continuous cleaning of the device is required.
  2. Utility Services: LYNN-EDWARD Professional Services
    4/17/2008
    LYNN-EDWARD Professional Services, Inc. (LEPService) delivers a full range of metering, SCADA and communications services to the utility industry. Based in Covington, Georgia, LEPService has served the utility industry throughout the Southeast since 1990, and is rapidly expanding into other geographic regions
  3. Mobile Devices And Software Aid In A Hospital's Clinical Research
    3/6/2008
    Craig Hospital is a non-profit spinal cord and brain trauma rehabilitation and research hospital. Craig Hospital recently received a government grant to perform research on 8 different forms of rehabilitation in order to understand which techniques are most effective for each of the 8 disciplines. MobileDataforce created a mobile handheld application for each of the 8 different types of rehabilitation. There were approximately 250 mobile devices across the 6 hospitals. Submitted by MobileDataforce
  4. Automating Business Processes Enhances Competitive Edge
    2/25/2008
    Cox Communications Inc., the fourth-largest cable provider in the United States, is known for its high capacity, reliable broadband delivery network and its superior customer service. Key to its ability to maintain its reputation for superior customer service is its corps of field services representatives. Until recently, managing, updating, patching, and reconfiguring its field service 3,500 laptops were done completely manually. Sybase iAnywhere
  5. Field Service Application Produces Gleaming Results
    2/19/2008
    Tennant Company is one of the world's leading manufacturers of surface maintenance equipment. Its products include industrial and commercial sweepers, scrubbers, coatings, detergents, carpet cleaning equipment, vacuums, floor machines and burnishers. They are used along with the company's coatings for protecting, repairing and upgrading concrete floors in more than 80 countries. Among the company's customers are The White House and Yankee Stadium in the United States and the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Submitted by Sybase iAnywhere
  6. Improving Quality Of Care And Nursing Workflow: A Clinician Usability Pilot Of The Motion C5 Mobile Clinical Assistant
    12/2/2007
    As hospitals, clinics and other healthcare organizations deploy electronic medical records (EMRs) and related technology solutions, it becomes increasingly critical to provide clinicians with convenient access to those technologies at the point of care. The University of California San Francisco (UCSF) Medical Center has deployed a contemporary EMR and provided access through desktop PCs and computers on wheels (COWs). Submitted by Motion Computing, Inc.
  7. Digitizing The Irregular Documents Of Healthcare By Douglas T. Butts, BÖWE BELL + HOWELL Scanners
    11/21/2007
    Over the last several years healthcare providers have made a collective move toward electronic records. Driven initially by regulations, providers have recognized how fast and secure access to healthcare data can help them track patient history, monitor quality assurance standards, comply with regulatory guidelines, and achieve timely billing and reimbursement. While the benefits of electronic health records are undisputed, Douglas T. Butts, business development manager, healthcare at BÖWE BELL + HOWELL Scanners, explains how digitizing healthcare data comes with its share of challenges. Submitted by BÖWE BELL + HOWELL Scanners
  8. An Efficient, Intelligent, and Cost-Effective Approach To Mobile Application Security
    11/8/2007
    Mobile devices have permeated the work environment in massive numbers. Wirelessly-enabled laptops, tablets, PDAs, smartphones, and BlackBerry devices are all around us. These devices are now used by front-line field workers in organizations of all sizes to improve operational efficiencies. Despite its great potential for improving workplace productivity, a wireless solution also faces unique security challenges. Submitted by Alltel Wireless
  9. Integrating Mobile Forms With Backend Systems
    11/8/2007
    Small and Medium sized enterprises (SMEs) typically do not run their business on enterprise-grade, expensive software. SMEs are often price sensitive and are not willing to completely replace the investment they've made in their existing back-office systems or pay someone to help them re-engineer their business processes. They expect solutions to work with their existing back-office systems with minimum expense and effort for integration. This document outlines the four types of integration with back-end systems that TrueContext mExperience supports. Submitted by Alltel Wireless
  10. Mobile Forms: The Next Volume Mobile Enterprise Solution
    11/8/2007
    A successful business model is built around the vision of exploiting a compelling market opportunity. This white paper identifies such a market opportunity in the field of volume mobile enterprise solutions and outlines a business model designed to take advantage of it. Submitted by Alltel Wireless

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