DataSplice Mobile Software, Training for IBM Pulse Attendees

LAS VEGAS - Jan. 23, 2014 - PRLog -- In celebration of the full release of its latest version of mobile enterprise asset management connectivity, DataSplice Mobile will be providing free software and training at IBM Pulse February 23-26, 2014. Abridged training seminars for the purpose of demonstrating installation and configuration of its mobile suite for IBM Maximo will be held in Booth 502 in the MGM Grand Convention Center and will showcase how to install and configure the mobile suite. At the end of the seminars, participants are eligible for free software to install and configure on their own dev/test servers.

DataSplice Mobile Suite provides comprehensive device (iOS, Android and most flavors of Windows) support for IBM Maximo’s systems including inventory, asset and work management, as well as inspections. The system features a single point of administration for complete mobile access to IBM Maximo data. System administrators may use the pre-configured out of the box systems, or use the included administration client to modify the system for their organizations specific needs.

In addition for support for popular handheld devices such as iPhones and Android tables, DataSplice also provides supports for commercial bar code scanners, printers, RFID and GIS devices and data. DataSplice can also access information in secondary EAM systems which then may be tied back to Maximo, seamlessly to the end user.

For additional information, or to sign up, please visit http://datasplice-mobile.eventbrite.com or call 970-232-1307 and ask about IBM Pulse training opportunities with DataSplice.

About DataSplice

Since 2001, DataSplice has been providing mobile systems with online and offline connectivity for IBM Maximo and other enterprise asset management products. Providing support for multiple operating systems and device, the DataSplice suite may be configured from a single point of administration. Primary clients include utilities, oil and gas, defense and government entities, and manufacturers around the world.