Fortunately, the rugged tablet’s bright sunlight-viewable display, IP65 and MIL-STD-810G rated-exterior, 65GB Solid State Drive, and eight built-in I/O ports allows the utility’s field technicians to maintain full operational functionality, even in their service region’s tropical climate. The Latin American energy company is using the Intel®-powered Xplore XSLATE D10 Android tablets to enable real-time fulfillment of work orders, enhance inspection capabilities and improve the quality of data captured by its field service technicians. “This deployment not only proves the viability of Android-based field service IT architectures to utilities around the world, it also demonstrates the value that Xplore rugged tablets bring to those wanting to magnify the proficiencies of their workforce.” This particular customer will leverage the XSLATE D10 to employ more cost-effective methods for maintaining infrastructure assets,” stated Mark Holleran, president and CEO, Xplore. “Utilities around the world are increasing their investments in rugged tablet technologies to gain new business advantages and, ultimately, more profitable operating models.
A batch of 100 Xplore XSLATE D10 fully rugged Android™ tablet PCs have already been deployed to the customer through Digicel Suriname’s Business Solutions team, which was selected to provide the mobile solution to the power provider. (NASDAQ:XPLR) announced today that it has partnered with Caribbean-based wireless carrier Digicel Group to provide a major energy company’s IT and field service team with productivity-driven technologies in Latin America. 01, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Xplore Technologies Corp.
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