ITCN Asia '08 to be held in Karachi

KARACHI, PAKISTAN: The mobile working community in Pakistan is growing. Visitors to the Information Technology Commerce Network (ITCN) Asia 08, taking place at Karachi from 11-13 of August 2008, will be able to try out some of the best mobility products on the market being exhibited by krucial systems, a Karachi based technology solutions provider.

krucial systems, sees the huge potential in mobile solutions and will be focussing on this during the exhibition. In addition to other solutions, krucial systems will be showcasing the best Lotus Notes mobility solution on the market – mSuite from CommonTime.

Faraz Karamatullah from krucial systems said, “Our recent partnerships with mobile solution providers, like CommonTime, have provided us with innovative ways to help the mobile workforce stay in sync with the rhythm of business.”

mSuite is a complete corporate mobility solution that not only gives people access to email and PIM, but also business critical applications to ensure greater efficiency when out of the office. A scalable solution designed for remote centralized management, mSuite ensures administration and setup time is kept to a minimum. Security is taken care of with AES 256 end-to-end encryption and remote wipe for lost or stolen devices, ensuring complete peace of mind in a security conscious environment.

From September mSuite will be available on Nokia Series 60 devices as well as Windows Mobile and will come with two essential business applications free of charge – mTimesheet and mExpenses. Krucial systems will be showcasing the product at ITCN Asia with registry for a 30 day free trial.

ITCN Asia is one of the most prestigious IT events in Pakistan. Representatives from the most prominent global companies attend to learn more about the new trends in the industry.

krucial systems CEO, Ayaz Karamatullah, said, “The ROI for this event has been tremendous. We get a feel of the direction of the industry at this event and we iterate our company’s vision accordingly.”