automatic
point of
data capture
sale
Genesis on track
for success with new
product launch
PRODUCT NEWS
obile data specialist
M
Genesis Communications
is continuing its
ambitious growth
strategy with the launch
of a new range of asset management
services. The company, which
specialises in mobile voice and data
solutions for SMEs, is launching a new
“
Our aim as a business
is to offer a fully converged
communications package to
our customers. xTrack will
allow us to offer a complete
Aimed at companies with fleets of
Fully converged
communications package to
vehicles or field-based staff, the new
communications package
services allow real time tracking
Mark Seemann, product marketing
customers in both the logistics through a combination of GPS and
director of Genesis, commented: “Our
and field sales industries at a
CTT technology. Products in the range
aim as a business is to offer a fully
include programmes to track driver
very competitive rate.”
converged communications package
behaviour, monitor the temperature of
to our customers. xTrack will allow us
– Mark Seemann, Genesis.
refrigerated cargo, track the location
to offer a complete communications
of trailers and allow real time push
package to customers in both the
suite of vehicle and personnel tracking information for mobile workers on
logistics and field sales industries at
products under the banner xTrack. both BlackBerrys and PDAs.
a very competitive rate. Genesis is
keen to stress the opportunities for
resellers offered by its ever growing
product range.
Full package
“Resellers who only provide simple
business mobile contracts are getting
left behind,” added Seemann. “Being
able to offer customers a package that
includes fixed line, mobile, broadband,
hosted managed server solutions,
hosted email, hosted Intranet,
BlackBerry Enterprise and tracking is
an excellent way for them to
differentiate themselves from the
competition in an increasingly difficult
marketplace.” a71
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