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• Zielgruppe: Privatanwender und Geschäftsbereich
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Londonderry, NH (PRWEB) June 21, 2005

In the U.S., we are becoming an increasingly mobile workforce. According to the latest International Telework Association and Council (ITAC) Annual Telework America Study, there were 23.5 million employed teleworkers in the U.S. and 23.4 million self-employed teleworkers in 2003. With so many Americans logging in to wireless connections at coffee houses and bookshops across the nation, businesses were clamoring for a better way to access their work server and print data from remote locations. Enter Content Beamer®, Content Beamer for BlackBerry® and remote printing technologies by German–based ThinPrint GmbH and offered in the U.S. market by NEServices.

NES recently merged with Deployment Technologies and brings external deployment services to the business desktop, PDA and mobile phone. From PC to LAN, VOIP, WAN and wireless solutions, NES manages all aspects of a businesses network and provides new freedom for business owners to refocus on their core offerings. NES is now offering a new range of mobile and online services tailor-made for business users.

“With the Content Beamer and Content Beamer for BlackBerry services, it will be possible to turn all most every Smartphone, BlackBerry and PDA into a complete business device,” states Keith Nelson, Operations Director of NES. Instantly functional, easy to use and secure, Content Beamer makes remote printing access via Smartphone, PDA or notebook possible with just the click of a button. While Content Beamer for BlackBerry, an industry first, brings remote printing via Blue Tooth to the BlackBerry.

Content Beamer for Blackberry software, due to be released this summer, finally brings the ability to print e-mail and attachments to any BlueTooth enabled printer. By using either a portable BlueTooth printer or a Parallel/USB BlueTooth adapter, BlackBerry owners can now print virtually anywhere. Whether this be at a customer site, hotel, airport or even your car, there is now a printing solution. Utilizing BlackBerry Enterprise Server for Exchange® or Lotus Domino®, Content Beamer for BlackBerry will interface and allow remote printing to your select BlackBerry devices.

With Content Beamer, a very small, completely self-configuring client component provides a broad range of business functions for a mobile Smartphone or a notebook. Employees can access information in their company network, read email attachments, or start a database query. Intelligent data processing translates to considerable cost savings in online charges associated with traditional WI/FI or mobile Internet access.

The ThinPrint component provides a printing function from any remote location. Using BlueTooth technology, ThinPrint is revolutionizing mobile printing services. With Content Beamer services from ThinPrint, documents of any type can be printed out quickly, easily and securely at the nearest BlueTooth enabled printer from a notebook, PDA, or mobile telephone with BlueTooth capability –and all without installing print drivers or other software components.

Public Printing®, currently available in partnership with Hyatt Hotels, is revolutionizing printer access via the Internet. How does it work? The customer accesses a special website of the Public Printing service provider, selects the needed file, and clicks the upload button to send the file to the Public Printing server. The customer then receives a code from the website. Simply go to the nearest Public Printing Kiosk or enabled business center, enter in the code and get your print job. Whether in a hotel, at the airport, or in a coffee shop, if you have Internet access you can print. Two different licensing variations can be provided for added security and features. Files can even be requested in one airport and printed in a second destination, ready for pick up upon arrival.

“The freedom that Content Beamer and ThinPrint provide to the remote workforce is unmatched in our marketplace,” says Mark Florio, Marketing Manager for NES. “As traffic increases at the Manchester Airport and we see volume transfer from Boston into southern New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont, it is only natural that these types of remote services be available at hotels, coffee shops and airports in the region. The more convenient it is for business people to continue to work while on the road, the greater the increase in tourism and business travel in our region – ultimately resulting in an increase in revenue for many New England-based service organizations,” continues Florio.

NES, in partnership with ThinPrint, is targeting these solutions at net providers, mobile phone manufacturers, and the hospitality industry to better serve an increasingly mobile population. Phone and net providers can increase their service levels to customers with little or no impact on production. Mobile email providers can expand their mail systems to include a complete system for handling attachments. Mobile application developers who want to include print and fax functions in their applications are also an ideal target group. Hotels, airports and restaurants can easily add a print kiosk in public areas to support ThinPrint, further increasing their service offerings.

A free demo version of Content Beamer, Public Printing, .Print and RDP Client Printing is available through http://www.neservices.net. A demo version of Content Beamer for Blackberry will be available once the product is released this summer. For more information or to schedule a free networking consultation, contact NES at 603/622.3924.

About NES

NEServices.net, located in Londonderry, New Hampshire, provides businesses with complete IT management services including networking solutions, disaster recovery, information security, Enterprise routing & switching, remote access and monitoring, support & maintenance, HIPPA/SOX compliance and converged network services. A Microsoft-certified partner and retailer, NES technicians carry the latest certifications and experience. For information on NES, contact Mark Florio, Marketing Director at 603/622-3924 x 109 or visit the web site at http://www.neservices.net.

About ThinPrint

ThinPrint GmbH ThinPrint is the specialist for mobile print solutions and for printing in distributed network environments. The solutions of the software manufacturer, based in Germany and with offices in USA and Australia, are successfully deployed by businesses of all sizes and in all sectors. More than 500 renowned distributors and resellers in 48 countries market the products of ThinPrint GmbH. Press contact: ThinPrint GmbH, Ms. Silke Kluckert, Alt-Moabit 91 a/b, D-10559 Berlin/Germany, Phone: +49 (0) 30 39 49 3 166, Fax: 49 (0) 30 39 49 3 199, Email: press@thinprint.com, http://www.thinprint.com.

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