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iQmultimedia releases kiosk for improved information, document management
April 7, 2009
WOLLONGON, Australia — iQmultimedia has announced plans to launch its IQ LINK kiosk for information accessibility solution, targeted at light and heavy industry.
According to a news release, IQ LINK automatically collects a broad variety of existing company information and makes it available to workforces through a smart, user-centric interface. IQ LINK is expected to be unveiled in late April.
IQ LINK allows users with no prior computer expertise and without personal access to a PC to access critical safety information, report issues on-site, and view current notices and advisories. Its dynamic framework allows for the production of new, customized modules per-customer, bringing all essential information into one accessible touchscreen terminal.
Its flagship document management module can integrate with existing document control systems, including EMC Documentum, Microsoft SharePoint, Open Text Hummingbird and IBM Lotus Notes. Integration can be tuned to specific customer needs and can be built around almost any existing system.
iQmultimedia touchscreen kiosk software is currently deployed with customers in Australia and the United States.
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