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JustWired™
USB OTG Solutions – UWCT offers JustWired™, a comprehensive
solution on USB OTG Design, Development, Test & Validation suite
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SkyGATE™
Wireless Database Access Server – Scaleable, Wireless, Mobile
Application Server for PalmOS, Pocket PC/Windows CE, Symbian and
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Embedded
Software Engineering – Porting of RTOS on target hardware
platforms, Device driver & Firmware Development. |
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Mobile
Computing Applications – Application/Utility development on
various mobile computing platforms such as Palm OS, Pocket PC, Symbian,
Win 95/98/2000/XP, etc. |
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Protocol
Development & Implementation – Wired & Wireless Networking
& Communication protocol stack development and implementation |
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UWCT has always seen mobile and
wireless as necessary rather than revolutionary. UWCT offers its
products and services to the enterprise software product to provide
for scaleable and robust solutions that will provide for distinct
competitive advantage.
ISIS
- Retail Management Automation for Strategic National
The Retail Management of Strategic National is now supported
by SPT 1800 Symbol Palm Terminal with integrated bar
code scanning and wireless communication which enables
users to capture, compute and communicate data anytime,
anywhere which increases the mobility and productivity
of the business with more accuracy and perfection. The
applications help the personnel in choosing the retail
outlet and do the predetermined jobs assigned by the
head office. The personnel updates information about
the outlet regarding Price of a product, promotional
measures adopted by the retail store for particular
products, Range and Distribution for a set of product
segments, Hardware, product Demonstrations undertaken
by the store for a variety of products and Projects
and Surveys to analyse the performance of various products
among the customers. The information is updated to the
remote server with the help of SkyGATE wireless database
server. The personnel can review his task accomplished
and check out for the unfinished task from his Palm.
The personnel can also take the sales order entry in
his palm and can also review the status of the sales
order entry (i.e.) it can be checked from the palm whether
the sales order has been updated with the remote server
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Mobile computing will be lot more communicative than a desktop or
a PC application. A user can capture the information at the point
of activity and greatly enhance both enterprise productivity as
well as the quality of information that reaches the enterprise product
as the information is caught is more accurate. Mobile computing
will be able to satisfy the customers’ unique needs and also help
them in replacing the cumbersome PC’s and laptops which will make
the enterprise highly competitive in this global economy. This also
increases the mobility of the business.
UWCT consults to your enterprise while analyzing your business processes
to identify the right mobile device, right network and nature of
back-end integration to optimize your wireless solution for quick
and maximized returns, low usage costs and high reliability UWCT’s
focus in this area is geared toward enabling the enterprise to capture
dynamic and critical data at the point of activity and translate
it into profit driven solutions.
Eclipse
Field Service Management for the Palm OS and Pocket
PC
The Eclipse Professional Service Management System is
now supported through Eclipse PDA to run on Palm OS
and PocketPC enabled devices.Technicians in the field
will no longer feel that they are distanced from the
organization. A field technician can be in touch with
customers as much as needed by embracing wireless technology.
From service call logging, dispatch management, billing,
service agreement management, labour and parts management,
purchasing through to knowledge management, marketing
and historical tracking and reporting. The needs of
the remote customer can be met, without having to open
up more 'brick & mortar' facilities at expensive
cost.
The handheld connects with Eclipse Server/Desktop and
allows the user to receive Active service calls into
the PDA along with information on site location, the
assets/equipment that need servicing etc. Eclipse PDA
loads a complete list of parts are routinely in stock
for pricing information at hand and can reference these
parts as they are used on the job. Labour details can
be entered into the PDA, and through the use of intelligent
pull down menus of routine phrases that are used in
resolving problems, the amount of data entry on the
PDA is minimized. A signature capture feature allows
service customers to sign off on the acceptance of the
work on the PDA screen. This signature is sent back
to Eclipse as an image and is stored in the Eclipse
database to authorize the billing of the job when synchronized
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The mobile front end is unlike any other. Multiple influence points
well beyond the mobile device and network type in use burden it.
The user work habits, schedules, environment, location and the nature
of activity are causative influences. Even the end customer being
served can define a critical success factor for the mobile application.
In the fast moving wireless world it becomes easy to stray from
critical success factors and usability on the move, and get caught
in emerging device types and network connectivity that will not
deliver measurable values.
In spite of challenges posed by never ending device types and multiple
connectivity solutions, mobile and wireless technologies have delivered
clear value to enterprise users. In applications serving Sales Force
Automation, Customer Relationship Management, Supply Chain Management
and Field Force Automation, a buying decision is today influenced
by how effectively and accurately a customer’s mobile worker can
leverage information on the move. The same applies to the vertical
industry software products in healthcare, manufacturing, finance,
retail, hospitality and construction.
Toshiba
G7 Application – Pocket PC/ Palm OS
The Toshiba G7 Adjustable Speed Drive (ASD) is configured
from the Laptop/PC using a RS232
or RS485 interface cable. Expensive and cumbersome
laptop/PC can be replaced with a handheld or phone running
Palm OS/Windows CE or Symbian. Hand held devices can
be very useful when ASD are located at a place where
the PC/Laptop is cumbersome to use. This is useful for
System Integrators who are bringing up a factory/assembly
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UWCT’s solutions and SkyGATE’s
wireless synchronisation logic allows for fingertip storage and
usage of critical IS data without having to connect repeatedly through
a browser to a remote server.
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