ATLANTA-iMedeon, a provider of wireless Web applications for mobile work force management, announced rural utilities in areas lacking ubiquitous wireless coverage can benefit from its applications through the use of 220 MHz private networks.
iMedeon will launch its first utility customer to operate iM: Work, the application suite that will operate over the 220 MHz network, in the next several weeks. iM: Work shows users where work crews are located, the work being performed, what tools, parts and support are needed, what work is on the horizon and how the crews can be more efficient.
“Over the past several months, we have seen a dramatic increase in interest by rural utilities in the combination of our product, the private network, and our subscription-based business model. iMedeon is uniquely positioned to capitalize on this growing niche market, and we intend to aggressively meet this demand while simultaneously executing upon our strategy of garnering additional customers in the mid-to-large utility and field service space.”
