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Wireless
"Wireless?"
you say. "But, that was just a trend, right?"
In short, wrong.
Web-related wireless technologies present real and substantial solutions and
offer a wonderful information resource. Leaders in every industry are gaining
the competitive edge by implementing wireless applications as you read this
page. Engineering companies are able to pull up parts specifications on palm-sized
computers. Medical professionals send and receive secured messages including
patient records and prescriptions. Manufacturing operators are able to enter
critical machine data directly into the operations system to analyze productivity,
resources, and safety. There are endless applications for mobile Internet solutions.
At Lantia, we have
specialists in wireless web application development on almost all platforms
and virtually any device. We can help you in your decisions about software,
hardware and architecture. Our in-house developers can work with you to create
the application from concept to implementation. We can even provide fully managed
hosting services to make your wireless application operational without burden
to you, our customer.
Did you know:
Lockheed Martin
developed a portable wireless application for the U.S. Army that aids casualty
assistance officers in locating injuries on the battlefield. The system "...uses
commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) hardware and software to minimize cost and simplify
implementation."
Read about it here.
http://www.lockheedmartin.com/news/articles/050900_2.html
Sprint PCS in collaboration
with Lucent Technologies conducted the fastest data call ever in the US on April
5, 2001. At Sprint's test site in Kansas using a new technology developed by
the two industry leaders, a data call was performed transferring data at speeds
of 2.4 mbps! Sprint plans on making these 3G speeds available to the public
in stages of 144 kbps, 307 kbps, and 2.4 mbps by the end of 2003.
Read about it here.
http://www.sprintpcs.com/aboutsprintpcs/mediacenter/2001/01_04_10a.html
Software giant,
Oracle, is leading the Mobile Partner Initiative to develop a location based
services system. The initiative is a collaboration between Oracle and more than
20 companies in wireless research and development. Location based services allow
specialized content to be delivered to a mobile device based on physical geographical
location.
Read about it here.
http://www.oracle.com/corporate/press/index.html?752829.html
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