Siterra, a provider of web-based software designed to manage wireless network projects, announced it will release Siterra+ Mobile for customers who are currently using Siterra+ online software just in time for next week’s CTIA (News - Alert) show.

The newly launched mobile application has been designed in a way to allow users access account information, create incident reports and do a more efficient job of maintaining and managing their leases, towers and other wireless assets while on location.

“Our application needs to be as mobile as our customers. This new extension of our Siterra+ functionality was built to foster collaboration throughout our customers’ organization, whether the user is working in their home office or out in the field,” Bernard Fried, Siterra’s CEO, said.

The users of Siterra+ and its four product modules, through their mobile devices, can access much of the same functionality, including:

• Projects—Co-ordinate all site-related activities such as site selection, build-outs, and ongoing maintenance
• Assets—Track and maintain all assets associated with an operating site and integrate asset data with their enterprise financial and other operations support systems
• Data | Documents | Photos—Access all operational site-related data, custom forms, documents, and photos
• Leases—Interface with internal and external financial systems to automate and streamline lease billings and payments, monitor of critical dates, and maintain financial regulatory compliance.

At CTIA 2010 in Las Vegas, attendees can experience Siterra+ Mobile in action. Also, at booth 1855, they can enjoy a host of new features recently introduced to Siterra+, the company’s online software for the Wireless industry.

In related news, AdMeld has announced that the company’s mobile platform has been named a finalist in the Enterprise Mobile Marketing and Advertising Solution category at the CTIAEmerging Technology Awards. The International CTIA WIRELESS 2010 will take place at the Las Vegas Convention Center from March 23-25.

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Edited by Marisa Torrieri