Datalink.net (Nasdaq:XLNK) today announced that Alcatel, a company that builds next-generation networks and delivers integrated end-to-end voice and data networking solutions to both new and established carriers, as well as to enterprises and consumers worldwide, has decided to expand its existing wireless solution to include a new two-way application.
Alcatel, a long-time Datalink.net customer, has been utilizing HipLink(TM) software developed by Cross Communications, a wholly owned subsidiary of Datalink.net, as part of its building management and maintenance system. This system has now been expanded to include a two-way application using RIM 957 Handheld(TM) devices.
"This is an exciting development for Alcatel as well as for Datalink.net," said Anthony N. LaPine, Chairman and CEO of Datalink.net. "For Alcatel, this represents an enormous advancement in its existing system by updating them with the most advanced wireless technology available. Additionally, it demonstrates the potential for significant revenue for Datalink.net through the resale of this solution to other companies. This wireless system being implemented by Alcatel has broad applicability in the marketplace and the potential for reselling a similar solution to others in the industry is extremely high."
Datalink.net -- The Wireless Architects(TM)
Datalink.net powers a new generation of wireless devices, enabling enterprises and consumers to customize, interact with and respond to critical business data. As a pioneering wireless application service provider and infrastructure architect, Datalink.net has become the top provider of consumer wireless data and the first company to deliver real-time wireless financial information.
In conjunction with Chase Manhattan Bank, Datalink.net developed Global Market Pro(TM), a wireless application for traders and financial professionals. Through its acquisition of Cross Communications the company serves a portfolio of marquee customers, including AOL, AT&T, Bank of America, Dow Jones, Citibank, EDS, Motorola and Qualcomm. Datalink.net is based in San Jose, CA with research facilities in Vancouver, British Columbia and offices in Chicago, Florida and New York. For more information: http://www.datalink.net.
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