25 September 2009 --

WorkDynamics has partnered with Seregon to offer its clients Mobile Application Platform (MAP) applications for ccmMercury and other applications for use on iPhones, Windows Mobiles, Symbians, Androids and Blackberries.

We can develop custom systems that allow our clients to use their handheld devices to receive actions to perform, and to send data back to their home base.

The data is secure: Each request requires the user login info for authentication. This information is stored on the device in a non-human-readable form in the device application memory, which cannot be accessed by other applications. Additionally, the user must login to access the application, and will be required to log in again after a configurable amount of idle time.

We are currently working with a number of Canadian Federal Government departments to address their needs, such as to develop system to integrate with Helpdesk software, manage inspections and security.

MAP Technology will allow you to:

-- Empower mobile workforces quickly, cost-effectively

-- Save time due to quick development, testing, deployment and maintenance

-- Offer over-the-air deployment

-- Develop applications to address multiple device platforms

25 September 2009 --

As a partner of Open Text, WorkDynamics was pleased to attend the Open Text Canadian Public Sector Content Days 2009 event held in Ottawa, Ontario on September 15 and 16, 2009.

WorkDynamics was a Breakout Session guest speaker, discussing the functions and benefits of the software, the variety of applications that have been developed for our clients, its integration with document management software, our optional modules, such as E-forms, MX Exchange, and MAP technology, and our future development plans.

WorkDynamics also provided demonstrations of its current workflow management software, ccmMercury, as well as its upcoming product, ccmEnterprise. Our products are integrated with DM and will also be fully-integrated with LiveLink.

21 January 2009 --

CCM software has long been in use over at Transport Canada. In fact, they were our very first client way back in 1982.

Over the years, Transport Canada has become a forerunner in the Canadian Government, implementing department-wide solutions to better manage their work.

In a recent article published by Open Text, Chris Molinski, Chief Information Officer and Director General, Technology Information Management Services Directorate (TIMSD), Transport Canada said:

“Transport Canada (TC) was the first Government of Canada department to complete full desktop national deployment to the enterprise and has continued to operate successfully for over eight years. With over four million records, more than 30 business process ccmMercury applications, and 5,200 users TC’s RDIMS and ccmMercury is the largest single library deployment in the Canadian public sector. To implement a full ECM solution, TC was the first department to fully integrate ccmMercury with RDIMS to achieve its performance measurement challenges and unique business process solutions. ECM is now a mission critical application for the department’s managers and staff.”

Click here to read the full article, called Transport Canada Drives Information Management!