Why Good Interface Design Improves ROI on Data Collection Software

Posted by Glenn Kletzky & Jason Klass on Apr 30, 2010 | Comments Off

The Cost of Complexity, the Value of Simplicity

Does your interface look like this?

Does the interface your employees use cost you money?  For a long time, the status quo for interface in data collection applications has been an overly complicated, Windows-style design that you almost need a microscope to read on a handheld computer.

Aesthetically and functionally, they’re often dull and boring making users feel almost oppressed by the drudgery of using them.  While interface design might not...

Mobile Epiphany Certifies Motorola Handheld Computers for Touch Inspect

Posted by Jason Klass on Apr 26, 2010 | Comments Off

Mobile Epiphany Certifies Motorola’s MC55, MC75 and MC 9500 Handheld Computers as Authorized Hardware to Run its Next-generation Geospatial Asset-inspection Technology

Mobile Epiphany, the creators of the first-of-its-kind 100 percent finger-touch, geospatial asset-inspection technology called Touch Inspect, certified Motorola’s MC55, MC75 and MC9500 handheld mobile computers as fully compatible, finger friendly touch-screen computers for use with their next-generation solutions.   Motorola has been awarded the status of...

Mobile Epiphany Begins Certification Process for Getac Rugged Computers

Posted by Jason Klass on Apr 26, 2010 | Comments Off

Company seeks to certify Getac rugged computers for use with its Touch Inspect geospatial asset inspection software.

Mobile Epiphany is currently working with rugged computer manufacturer Getac to certify them as an Authorized Hardware Supplier for Mobile Epiphany’s Touch Inspect software.  The testing is being conducted by a team of engineers at iBeta, a Colorado-based quality assurance company.  The Getac computers will undergo rigorous testing to ensure that the features on the hardware such as the camera, barcode scanner,...

New Data Collection Software Offers Cutting Edge Solutions for City and State Governments

Posted by Jason Klass on Apr 21, 2010 | Comments Off

A new technology that employs geospatial intelligence for data collection and asset inspection has been developed by Colorado-based Mobile Epiphany.  This software will offer a host of solutions designed specifically for municipalities and public works.

Colorado software developer Mobile Epiphany has released a new program for asset inspection and field data collection that it says will prove to be an invaluable new tool for municipalities.  The software, named Touch Inspect™, allows its users to employ GPS technology built...

How to Choose the Right Inspection Software

Posted by Glenn Kletzky & Jason Klass on Apr 21, 2010 | Comments Off

With so many inspection applications available today, it can be difficult to figure out which one will work best for you and not trap you into a broken system as soon as you have purchased it. Whether your employees are inspecting telephone poles for a utility company, aircraft for the military or patients in a hospital, it’s more important than ever to thoroughly research different data-collection software options before you commit one dollar of your budget.

Below is a list of ten questions you should ask yourself during the...