By Anil Sharma, TMCnet Contributor
The U.S. Army's Information Technology, E-Commerce, and Commercial Contracting Center, ITEC4, have awarded four Motorola strategic partners an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity or IDIQ contract that includes Motorola (News - Alert) mobile computing, handheld scanning and management software products.
The awards were made to the four following Motorola strategic partners-CDO Technologies Inc., GTSI Inc., Lowry Computer Corp., and Northrop Grumman Corp.
"Motorola congratulates our partners on these awards and looks forward to working closely with them," said Jim Mears, vice president and general manager of Motorola's U.S. Federal Government Market Division.
Mears said these wins validate Motorola's channel centric go-to-market strategy and role in providing innovative AIT solutions that meet the needs of Department of Defense’s mission-critical applications.
According to Motorola officials, AIT technologies will provide standardization among government users of Automatic Identification Technology or AIT components purchased from this contract.
These mobile solutions, officials said, would deliver real-time information securely and seamlessly across multiple Department of Defense and federal agencies to improve efficiency, productivity and effectiveness.
Officials said that the mission of Product Manager Joint-Automatic Identification Technology is to provide a single point of contact for procurement and technical expertise across the suite of AIT enabling technologies that support focused logistics, total asset visibility, and the integration of global supply chains for the Department of Defense, United States Coast Guard, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Coalition Partners, other Foreign Military Sales, other Federal Agencies, and contractors in support of DoD activities.
TMCnet in June reported that Motorola, Inc. and Etihad Atheeb Telecom (News - Alert) Company have launched a new nationwide WiMAX 802.16e network in Saudi Arabia.
Atheeb will offer wireless broadband services, including voice and high-speed data, to customers and Internet Service Providers across the Saudi Arabia. Customers will enjoy a convergence of voice, video and data services on theirWiMAX ( News - Alert) personal communication devices.
Tabs
- About Us (1)
- Asp.Net (8)
- C Sharp (7)
- Contact me (1)
- Earn Online (1)
- General News (1)
- IT News (475)
- Motivational SMS (4)
- SQL (1)
- Tricks and Tips (7)
- Trouble Shooting (13)
- VB.Net (10)
My Blog List
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(503)
-
▼
August
(224)
-
▼
Aug 13
(19)
- China: Filtering software will not be required
- Hands-off policy on iron ore talks
- Incentives lure Deutsche Bank, 319 jobs
- Schooner Information Technology Selected by Flash ...
- 'Demystifying the Cloud,' an Executive Symposium f...
- Country bans expansion of 'chaotic' steel sector
- ‘Summer hole’: Information technology jobs remain ...
- China backs off 'Green Dam' filter software requir...
- MIIT to put forward new state policy over rare-ear...
- China reins in steel industry expansion
- Local teens take part in IT initiative
- China will not enforce Green Dam porn filter plan
- HITS beyond: 'Healthcare is slow to change' to clo...
- Abt Associates Names Mary Harper as Vice President...
- U.S. Department of Defense Selects 4 Motorola Part...
- Electronic Health Records: Facing the Issues
- Technology team looks forward to spreading word on...
- Sector Update: Information Technology
- Blue River Information Technology Unveils Highly A...
-
▼
Aug 13
(19)
-
▼
August
(224)
Posted by
Pearlson
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Labels:
IT News
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)