May 05 newsletter  


 

Dataworks monthly newsletter - 16th edition

Welcome to the May issue of our newsletter. In this month's issue, we return from a successful ISA 2005 exhibition in Cork where we have officially launched our partnership with ICONICS. The testing of the NVD project is underway, this innovative tracking system uses a satellite connection to transmit vehicle details and whereabouts while the driver is on the road. Dataworks further expand its horizon in the Life Sciences market and joins the Life Sciences Instrumentation & Software Network.

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Capitalising on its 10 years experience in delivering cutting-edge bespoke solutions to the shop floor, Dataworks Ltd has announced its new partnership with ICONICS Inc. - a leader in visualisation software for manufacturing, automation and business solutions.

The news was announced at the recent ISA (Instrumentation, Systems and Automation society) exhibition in Cork where the product range was unveiled.

 


Iconics UK & Ireland Customer Summit
June 28th & 29th 2005
Birmingham, England
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Dataworks are well known in the realms of industrial automation in Ireland, particularly in the Medical Devices and Pharmaceutical sectors where the company has been bridging the gap between Shop Floor to Top Floor since 1995. Pictured here are Liam Curham and Brian Robinson, Directors of the company, demonstration the power of remote visualisation with the Genesis32 Industrial Automation Suite.


Dataworks joins the Life Sciences Instrumentation & Software (LIS) Network. The network's mission is to deliver a comprehensive source of instrumentation and software solutions to the global life sciences industry. Network members include Automsoft, Dataworks, DEM Machines, Dornan Manufacturing, EHAsoft, Enterprise Ireland, GxP Systems, Irish Superior Safety Systems, Kinematiks, Monicon, Ntron Europe, Orbis, Pollution Control Systems, Prosys Sampling Systems, Qumas, Reagecon and Ultrasonic Scientific.



The innovative mobile proof of delivery application developed with NVD, a major player in the Irish motor industry, is currently in testing phase. Six of NVD's truck drivers are currently using the new POD software on their delivery rounds. Subject to successful testing the system will be adopted by the remainder of the fleet. The system, developed in C# using the .net compact framework utilises mobile devices with integrated 2D bar-code scanner, digital signing and camera along with GPRS technology to collect and deliver vehicles to dealers nationwide. The system uses GPRS to transmit vehicle details back to the server.
 

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