Inspection Software works with cell phone.
April 22, 2002 - Inspection Manager software works with Kyocera QCP 6035 smartphone. User carries phone on rounds and inputs any information directly into phone, including work orders, preventive maintenance checks and general inspections. At conclusion of inspection tour, user transfers information directly from phone to PC. Software generates a number of detailed reports, outlining inspection activities and proving compliance to various regulatory agencies.
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TISCOR
12250 Parkway Centre Drive
Poway, CA, 92064
USA
TISCOR* Software Now Accessible with Kyocera Smartphone TISCOR's Inspection Manager* Works with Palm-Powered Cell Phone from Kyocera
SAN DIEGO---April 1, 2002-TISCOR, a leader in mobile software solutions, announced today that Inspection Manager software is now accessible through the Kyocera QCP* 6035 smartphone, maximizing efficiency, productivity and communications in the field. Inspection Manager, a computerized system that eliminates paper forms from data collection activities, has traditionally worked with several mobile computers including Palm devices from Symbol Technologies*. Now, users have the option of utilizing TISCOR software in conjunction with Kyocera QCP 6035 smartphone, combining the power of a Palm device with the added convenience of a cell phone, according to Chip Rumis, TISCOR CEO.
"Using our software with Kyocera's smartphones offers a feature-rich, cost-effective solution that greatly enhances communications in the field," said Rumis. "This application is perfect for organizations that need to stay in contact with mobile workers when they're completing work at off-site locations."
The Kyocera QCP 6035 smartphone combines a trimode CDMA digital wireless phone with a Palm hand-held computer. Loaded with the Inspection Manager software, users carry the phone with them on their rounds. The user can input any information that they were previously putting in paper forms directly into the Kyocera smartphone. This includes work orders, preventive maintenance checks and general inspections.
At the conclusion of the inspection tour, the user transfers the information directly from the QCP 6035 smartphone to a PC. The software can generate a number of detailed reports, outlining inspection activities and proving compliance to various regulatory agencies.
TISCOR solutions are currently eliminating paperwork and data entry at more than 4,000 companies utilizing more than 20,000 hand-held computers worldwide. The system's proven method for automating site and equipment inspections has drawn recognition from hundreds of clients for maximizing efficiency, increasing productivity and saving time.
TISCOR designs and develops software for hand-held computers offering mobile workforce solutions for those performing site and equipment inspections. Paper forms and data entry tasks are eliminated as TISCOR's systems increase productivity and accuracy. The off-the-shelf software provides a turnkey solution that addresses specific inspection needs such as those for fire/safety equipment, security tours, process controls, biomedical equipment, facility management, preventive maintenance, and vehicle checks. Many of TISCOR's systems are found in Fortune 500 companies, U.S. Government sites, and military facilities worldwide. In fact, TISCOR's software is used in 50 of the top Fortune 100 companies. MEDI-MIZER is also referred to as BIOFACS for the U.S. Department of Navy and ProFILE for Bio-Tek Instruments, a reseller of the product. TISCOR's headquarters are located just outside of San Diego, California with representatives across the U.S., Canada, Australia, Malaysia, and Singapore. Additional information is available at www.TISCOR.com.
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