The company provides a range of integratedsolutions for fast response to litigation and investigations, for proactive"litigation readiness," and for information protection and risk management, aswell as storage management. StoredIQ will exhibit its award-winning information management and eDiscoverysolution at EMC World, May 18 - 21, 2009 in Orlando, Florida, booth 114. "We are committed to providing best-in-classsolutions so customers can meet their compliance, governance and eDiscoveryrequirements, while reducing risk and cost in the process." StoredIQ is an EMC Velocity² Technology & ISV Partner, an EMC Select Partner,has the accreditation of "Designed for Documentum," integrates with the EMCCentera content addressed storage and EMC Celerra unified storage system,interoperates with EMC SourceOne family of products and solutions for archiving,eDiscovery and compliance and works closely with EMC to market their integratedsolutions. Companies can quicklyand easily deploy the appliance in-house to crawl and collect active data ontheir network servers, storage systems and personal computers without disruptingend users. Using StoredIQ technology for topology mapping, classification andsearch, companies can rapidly target, collect, preserve and process potentiallyrelevant documents with a legally defensible method, reducing legal risk whilesignificantly saving collection, preservation and processing expenses. StoredIQ offers an industry-leading appliance that automates eDiscoveryprocesses, optimizes storage, and provides proactive visibility and control tobusiness-critical information that today is largely unstructured and unmanaged -across the enterprise and across geographical locations. This annual partner solution award honors partnerofferings in the EMC Partner Solution Gallery () fortheir market presence, business impact, as well as commitment to and leverage ofEMC technology, and revenue contribution.
About RedPrairieRedPrairie delivers productivity solutions to help companies around the world inthree categories - inventory, transportation and workforce. LXE products are used byorganizations worldwide to drive down costs and improve customer satisfaction.Visit or for more information. LXE helps companiesextend corporate networks to mobile workers in demanding conditions by providingeasy-to-use, tough and reliable wireless computers. About LXELXE, a division of EMS Technologies, is a leading manufacturer of ruggedvehicle-mounted, handheld and wearable mobile computers. "Ouradvanced work with RedPrairie ensures that customers are presented with abest-in-class solution designed to meet the inventory-optimization needs of fueland convenience store retailers." The MX8 handheld computer with Windows Mobile® 6.1 operating system is thelatest in LXE`s family of handheld computing products. "Over the last year, LXE has seen strong interest from retailers in theconvenience store market," comments Steve Newell, general manager of LXE. "LXE`s ergonomic lightweight, yet extremely rugged terminal providesa robust platform for execution of the inventory and merchandise managementfunctions for which RedPrairie`s Store Inventory Management solution is known." The MX8 handheld computer will also be a dynamic addition to the otherRedPrairie software suites that support general retail and grocery-drug retailenvironments.
"This combination of our software with LXE`s hardware is particularly wellsuited for the nature and challenge of running a petroleum and convenienceretail location," says Gary Morgan, vice president of Technical Services,RedPrairie. The MX8 handheld computer will be utilized as part of the RedPrairie StoreInventory Management, a leading web-based enterprise back-office solutionspecifically targeted at the Petroleum and Convenience Store industry - anindustry that increasingly is expanding its retail offerings to include morein-store merchandise, food service and other services. RedPraire`s Retail Productivity Solution First Software to be Certified on MX8Handheld Computer with Windows® Mobile 6.1ATLANTA & SAN ANTONIO--(Business Wire)--LXE Inc., a division of EMS Technologies, Inc., announced today that RedPrairieCorporation will be the first company to certify its software for use on the MX8rugged mobile computer with the Windows Mobile® 6.1 operating system. Acurian, Inc.Scott Connor, VP Marketing, Business Wire 2009.
Acurian's investors include Euclid SRPartners, ProQuest Investments, JP Morgan Partners, Flatiron Partners, CDPCapital Technology Ventures, and Merck Capital Ventures. Since 1998, Acurian has supported over 400protocols for more than 60 companies. Through its proprietarypatient panel of over 50 million patients, centralized advertising capabilities,and a fully hosted enrollment management technology platform, Acurian is able toidentify, contact, prescreen, and refer patients into clinical trials, all whilesupporting investigator sites with services to maximize the randomizationpotential of every referred patient. "Through extensive therapeutic experience and afull complement of proprietary recruitment assets and processes, we are poisedto support device companies looking for a competitive, time-to-marketadvantage." About AcurianAcurian is a leading full-service provider of clinical trial patient recruitmentand retention solutions for the life sciences industry. "Medical device trial managers are looking to industry leaders like Acurian forguidance," continued Malcolm.
However, according toMalcolm, the nascent nature of patient recruitment within the device market hasquickly strengthened Acurian`s position. More robust enrollment demands havesurpassed a company`s ability to source participants through investigatorsalone." For many medical device trial managers, patient recruitment and retention is anew service offering and there is limited knowledge and experience with regardto contracting services offered by companies like Acurian. "No longer are patient recruitment budgets aluxury for medical device trial managers. "As with drug manufacturers, medical device companies are facing increasingregulatory scrutiny with regard to safety and efficacy claims for Class IIImedical devices," stated Malcolm.