MobileFrame Archived News Item

San Jose, Calif. -- August 9, 2007 - MobileFrame, LLC (www.mobileframe.com), the leading provider of Configurable Mobile Applications^TM, announces that the Village of Buffalo Grove has selected MobileFrame's software platform to automate their building inspection operations. Using MobileFrame software field inspection personnel will complete all building inspection forms on PDAs where the data is integrated into Lotus Notes and then synchronized to the municipality's backend tracking system. The inspectors will also take photos and print violations in the field using Zebra portable printers. This permits the city to cite property owners on the spot when violations are found during an inspection.

MobileFrame's solution allowed Village of Buffalo Grove to automate all of their building inspection operations on a single mobility platform. With integrated intelligent networking, prioritized synchronization, remote device configuration and management, and remote software updates all built-in to one software platform, MobileFrame significantly streamlines mobile application development, deployment, and administration. Data collected in the field is stored on a handheld device and automatically synchronized to the central office when wireless or wired access becomes available.

"Village of Buffalo Grove has taken advantage of MobileFrame's unique 100% code free platform to automate their building inspection application at a fraction of the cost of competitive solutions currently available in the market," said Lonny Oswalt, MobileFrame's CEO and President. "In today's climate with tight municipal operating budgets, municipalities like the Village of Buffalo Grove can use existing city IT staff to create and deploy any number of mobile applications using MobileFrame without having to hire expensive commercial software developers."