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Sparta Systems Launches TrackWise Mobile Product Suite
Sparta Systems announced that is offering mobile versions of selected TrackWise product suites.
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Sparta Systems announced that is offering mobile versions of selected TrackWise product suites. Those products are TrackWise Mobile, TrackWise Mobile Analytics and TrackWise Audit Execution Package. The mobile offerings are designed to improve the operational efficiency and effectiveness of its customers’ increasingly mobile workforce.
As a mobile offering for Apple iOS devices, and Android devices later this year, the company intends them to offer the following expected features:
- Decreased cycle times for approvals and routing by enabling mobile and time-constrained resources to perform critical approvals and reviews;
- More rapid entry of quality events and customer complaints from virtually any location at time of occurrence-- accelerating the investigation and remediation process, and improving compliance;
- Easy to use, intuitive applications; and,
- Fast adoption and roll-out in organizations with geographically dispersed and on-the-road staff
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