Sonoran Systems, Inc Prepares to Launch the Sonoran Enterprise Management (SEM) Line of Products

Aug. 14, 2015 - PRLog -- SEM is built on and derived from Sonoran System’s fifth generation carrier grade ArTrac G5 product line used in the wireless and telecommunications industries for decades. SEM is downscaled (but not feature deprived) and combined with a Micro PC or small server depending on the size and needs of the client. It is fully tested and delivered turnkey as a plug-and-play product. SEM inherits its modular, integrated feature set; distributive architecture; and scalability as well as SOX, HIPAA and PCI compliance standards from its ArTrac G5 foundation.

SEM will be offered in three versions to provide each small to medium size business the feature set that fits their current organizational and business needs. As their business and needs grow they can easily change to a SEM version with additional features. Availability dates for SEM FMS and SEM OSS will be announced in the future as well as detailed feature lists for each. Both will include powerful network monitoring features. SEM Front Desk will be available for sale on the Sonoran web store when it opens, September 1, 2015. Additional information on SEM Front Desk will be released between now and September 1.

SEM Front Desk is designed with the customer centric, and/or dispatch workforce business in mind. Somewhat different than SEM FMS and SEM OSS, SEM Front Desk does not provide network management tools. This option allows you to have SEM’s feature rich “front desk” tools without having to pay for tools you don’t need. SEM Front Desk consolidates the features you need for a help desk, managing your customers, appointments, supply chain, inventory, distribution channels, and employee’s work efforts. Best of all, every feature in SEM Front Desk is tightly and seamlessly integrated so you can focus on your business and not on trying to integrate systems from different vendors, leaving frustrating and costly gaps, inconsistencies, incompatibilities, and confusion in your tool sets.