Press Release Source: Homeland Integrated Security Systems Inc.
Homeland Integrated Security Systems Adds Programming Capability to Advance Cyber Tracker Projects
Wednesday January 31, 8:31 am ET
ASHEVILLE, NC--(MARKET WIRE)--Jan 31, 2007 -- Homeland Integrated Security Systems Inc. (Other OTC:HISC.PK - News) announced today that it has added dedicated programming resources to support the evolution of the patent pending Cyber Tracker in Machine-to-Mobile and Machine-to-Machine applications. This announcement supports earlier announcement that it intended to increase focus on the M2M arena.
M2M stands for Machine-to-Machine, Machine-to-Mobile, and Mobile-to-Machine. M2M is a newly evolved product category that enables the interconnection of machines with IT infrastructure and mobilized work forces. The goal of Homeland's Cyber Tracker/M2M solution is to increase efficiency and raise revenues by increasing an organization's service levels, performance and competitiveness. The Cyber Tracker allows users to access information, receive alerts regarding critical situations, and control and manipulate variables on their dispersed machine assets via a computer or PDA device. HISS believes that this market vertical has significant potential for increasing future sales.
HISS has contracted with a software programmer to assist with the final integration of OBDII and Jbus telematics applications. OBDII, or "on board diagnostics" is available on all cars and light trucks manufactured after 1996. The CT can be set up with the correct programming to send select data to the vehicle owner or other authorized individuals. Examples of data functions include engine diagnosis, oil pressure, water temperature, and airbag deployment. Jbus is a similar technology as OBDII, but is geared for heavy equipment and trucks.
"I'm really excited about the addition of Richard Harrison to the team," stated Ian Riley, CTO of Homeland Integrated Security Systems. "The company can now accelerate new product development activities that can expand sales. The next few months are going to be a very exciting time for us while we roll out new software updates and open up new market verticals."
Richard Harrison has over twenty years in systems and software development. For the last 10 years he has operated a consulting business assisting small to medium sized business in the southeast with software and technology solutions. His experience base crosses the telecom industry as well as office systems implementation and support.
"We believe that Homeland Integrated Security Systems will have the opportunity to enter additional markets with some of the new and innovative product line expansion. We have spent the last year focusing on one version of the Cyber Tracker and now we will begin to release additional versions," stated Fred Wicks, President and CEO of Homeland Integrated Security Systems
Homeland Integrated Security Systems Adds Programming Capability to Advance Cyber Tracker Projects
Wednesday January 31, 8:31 am ET
ASHEVILLE, NC--(MARKET WIRE)--Jan 31, 2007 -- Homeland Integrated Security Systems Inc. (Other OTC:HISC.PK - News) announced today that it has added dedicated programming resources to support the evolution of the patent pending Cyber Tracker in Machine-to-Mobile and Machine-to-Machine applications. This announcement supports earlier announcement that it intended to increase focus on the M2M arena.
M2M stands for Machine-to-Machine, Machine-to-Mobile, and Mobile-to-Machine. M2M is a newly evolved product category that enables the interconnection of machines with IT infrastructure and mobilized work forces. The goal of Homeland's Cyber Tracker/M2M solution is to increase efficiency and raise revenues by increasing an organization's service levels, performance and competitiveness. The Cyber Tracker allows users to access information, receive alerts regarding critical situations, and control and manipulate variables on their dispersed machine assets via a computer or PDA device. HISS believes that this market vertical has significant potential for increasing future sales.
HISS has contracted with a software programmer to assist with the final integration of OBDII and Jbus telematics applications. OBDII, or "on board diagnostics" is available on all cars and light trucks manufactured after 1996. The CT can be set up with the correct programming to send select data to the vehicle owner or other authorized individuals. Examples of data functions include engine diagnosis, oil pressure, water temperature, and airbag deployment. Jbus is a similar technology as OBDII, but is geared for heavy equipment and trucks.
"I'm really excited about the addition of Richard Harrison to the team," stated Ian Riley, CTO of Homeland Integrated Security Systems. "The company can now accelerate new product development activities that can expand sales. The next few months are going to be a very exciting time for us while we roll out new software updates and open up new market verticals."
Richard Harrison has over twenty years in systems and software development. For the last 10 years he has operated a consulting business assisting small to medium sized business in the southeast with software and technology solutions. His experience base crosses the telecom industry as well as office systems implementation and support.
"We believe that Homeland Integrated Security Systems will have the opportunity to enter additional markets with some of the new and innovative product line expansion. We have spent the last year focusing on one version of the Cyber Tracker and now we will begin to release additional versions," stated Fred Wicks, President and CEO of Homeland Integrated Security Systems
