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November 19, 2009 – LXE expanded its relationship with Wavelink to now include pre-loading and pre-licensing Wavelink Terminal Emulation and Wavelink Industrial Browser software, in addition to existing Wavelink Avalanche Mobility Center enablers, on all of its Windows Mobile and Windows CE-based mobile computers. LXE can now deliver Wavelink licensed software, enabled for its mobile computers, directly from its Norcross manufacturing facility. With Wavelink software pre-installed on LXE computers, customers have readily available access to industry-leading software that manages their devices and connects them to host systems. Wavelink Terminal Emulation certification on LXE Windows Mobile and Windows CE-based mobile computers also enables the use of Wavelink Speakeasy plug-ins for rapid deployment of LXE devices in voice logistics applications. Product licenses for Wavelink software can be enabled either through existing Wavelink channels or, as a result of the expanded relationship, through purchase directly from LXE. LXE is including the first year of Wavelink maintenance free with the purchase of Wavelink Terminal Emulation or Industrial Browser licenses from LXE. “LXE is committed to delivering innovative and reliable products to the marketplace. Many of our partners have standardized with Wavelink software as part of their solution implementations. Working with Wavelink ensures that our partners and customers have the ability to take advantage of many of the features and functionality that Wavelink is known for,” said Steve Newell, LXE’s general manager. “Including Wavelink software further supports our commitment to providing products that help customers gain efficiencies through data collection.” “We have enjoyed a great relationship with LXE for many years and are excited to expand our partnership to offer pre-licensed Wavelink software on all LXE Windows CE-based devices,” said Steve Bemis, Wavelink vice president of worldwide sales. “This agreement further strengthens our position within the industry as Wavelink software ships on more mobile devices than all of our competitors combined.” About LXE Inc. LXE, a division of EMS Technologies, is a leading manufacturer of rugged vehicle-mounted, handheld and wearable mobile computers. LXE helps companies extend corporate networks to mobile workers in demanding conditions by providing easy-to-use, tough and reliable wireless computers. LXE products are used by organizations worldwide to drive down costs and improve customer satisfaction. About Wavelink Founded in 1992, Wavelink Corporation is the leading provider of multi-vendor mobile application development and mobile device and infrastructure management software. Wavelink’s technology solves the unique challenges involved in deploying, managing and controlling today’s enterprise mobility systems, and facilitates peak performance from frontline staff. Wavelink’s emulation product family is the industry standard in providing host connectivity solutions. More than 10,000 companies in the retail, manufacturing, government and logistics industries rely on Wavelink to accelerate application delivery, reduce device management and support costs, and tighten network security. |
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