According to this article: There's a product that can make "Phone Empowered as Mobile Emergency Command Device; IT Alerts, Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, CRM and Other Important Enterprise Notifications Can Be Initiated and Managed With the Touch of a Screen". Yes it's very long. Too long.
It says this further: "MIR3's iPhone interface also functions as an automated mobile command dashboard that allows executives to instantly notify and initiate live voice conferences among the appropriate response-team members, and access MIR3's real-time reporting features to track notifications and responses on their iPhone."
I smell a FAKE AD. Remember GAMES magazines used to run these? You look for the product that does not exist. This press released sounds like it's cookie cutter for something that doesn't exist. All they're saying is:
1. It's used to communicate video cons?
2. It's used to inform company problems?
It's a PHONE! And the Ipod touch has a browser, so whatever you can do on the 'net you can do in it! Specially if its as simple as clicking buttons and sending messages Of course it does that. Shesh. Whoever made that press release should be doing something ELSE. You've obfuscated enough, I don't know what you're selling. Good job.
It says this further: "MIR3's iPhone interface also functions as an automated mobile command dashboard that allows executives to instantly notify and initiate live voice conferences among the appropriate response-team members, and access MIR3's real-time reporting features to track notifications and responses on their iPhone."
I smell a FAKE AD. Remember GAMES magazines used to run these? You look for the product that does not exist. This press released sounds like it's cookie cutter for something that doesn't exist. All they're saying is:
1. It's used to communicate video cons?
2. It's used to inform company problems?
It's a PHONE! And the Ipod touch has a browser, so whatever you can do on the 'net you can do in it! Specially if its as simple as clicking buttons and sending messages Of course it does that. Shesh. Whoever made that press release should be doing something ELSE. You've obfuscated enough, I don't know what you're selling. Good job.
