Mobile Device Solutions
for field data collection

Featured clients:

DataDyne Group came to Pikesoft with a problem: how to enable international health workers to monitor the health and health care systems of people in the developing world. They needed the accuracy of digital data collection but in places that often lacked electrical power. Laptops wouldn't cut it. The long battery life, portability and ruggedness of handheld computers were required. Pikesoft was selected to provide a cross-platform (Palm and PocketPC) software solution. EpiSurveyor won the Wall Street Journal's 2009 Technology Innovation award for Healthcare IT.

The Pampered Chef, a $700M direct sales success story came to Pikesoft for our expertise with client-side Java, the Eclipse Rich Client Platform and synchronized personal information management solutions. We joined a team of seven other developers in a highly agile development process that shipped a 2.2 million lines-of-code project on time and within budget.

Environmental Chemical Corporation required a way to direct and track the work of teams tasked with disposing unexploded ordnance in battle zones. Paper forms introduced the possibility for too many errors in work where errors could be terribly costly. Pikesoft developed UXO Logger, a Palm OS application that assigns teams their work orders and seamlessly syncs critical data back to a central database.

Academex Digital Publishing, a creator of interpretive audio programs, wondered whether their high-quality audio content could be delivered from a PDA and triggered by proximity to a point of interest using GPS. We provided the solution and their GPS-powered audio tours are becoming a reality.

Other Pikesoft clients include:

• U.S. Geological Survey (research)
• Baum Tools Inc. (automotive)
• Poco Systems Inc. (ISV)
• The Integer Group (marketing)
• Atlanta Roses (wholesale)
• SyncField Inc. (integration)
• Cole Publishing (publishing)