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Wallingford Software Acquires InfoStream

  27/05/2009
Wallingford Software has acquired InfoStream. InfoStream's tools provide users with a complete ‘office to field and field to office' solution. It uses mobile technology to link field workers seamlessly and securely to InfoNet asset and data management software and can support a wide range of hardware including BlackBerrys, laptops, tablet PCs and PDAs.
 

 

Steve Tunstall, managing director of Wallingford Software explained: ‘InfoNet has gone mobile and that's something the market will benefit from greatly. There are considerable time, cost, quality, accuracy and security pressures associated with data collection in the field. Creating a seamless bridge between the field and the centre means much greater efficiency, and the marriage of the InfoStream products and InfoNet makes this a reality - it's the most complete solution available. The ease of configuration and the familiar interface belies the robust engineering behind the system, which allows people to work in the remotest of locations. It really will revolutionize asset and data management without the need for overpriced bespoke systems.' 

 

 





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