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[October 01, 2003] Xybernaut Announces Service Point Wearable Mini-Server Featuring Wi-Fi Access Xybernaut Corporation announced Service Point. ServicePoint is a powerful mobile mini-server that is configured and shipped as a mobile application services platform.ServicePoint can function as a highly mobile, even wearable, mini-server that directs information and/or application services to various devices and users via a wireless or wired network. Service Point, which is shipped with the Redhat Linux Professional server operating system (OS), offers broad flexibility for enterprise or individual users. ServicePoint devices can function as: · Network access point (NAP) -- wireless hot-spot (WiFi) · Firewall/secure access server · Web server · Network gateway controller -- serving as router · Data management platform -- relational/object-relational · Application Services Platform -- HTML, Perl, PHP shipped standard A unique differentiator of Xybernaut ServicePoint is that it is small and flexible enough to be completely mobile. This affords considerable flexibility -- particularly to enterprises looking for advanced computing options for highly mobile workforces. Mobile workforces often go without enterprise computing and communications support because of the very nature of their jobs, stated Steven A. Newman, Xybernaut president. ServicePoint gives information technology (IT) decision makers a unique option for their enterprise computing strategies. Now, individual employees or entire teams can have access to enterprise information wherever they are working. ServicePoint continues Xybernaut customizable platform initiatives focusing on delivering targeted solutions to precisely match each customer's needs. The Xybernaut Solutions team (XSI) will also be offering a wide range of complimentary services to ensure successful customer deployments. ServicePoint travels where its users need to go -- instantly deployable -- making data collection and transmission easy, reliable and efficient. This platform was created to meet the known needs of both existing and prospective customers, added Newman. |