Ithec International launches easy CMMS packages across the board
Ithec International from France, a software designer, has launched a range of cost-effective computerised maintenance management software (CMMS) packages for use in all industries. Ithec International will be present at several upcoming trade shows. Ithec International, which has been a market leader in Europe for over 20 years, has launched MicroMaint, MiniMaint, MaxiMaint, M-Web, and MobilMaint – a range of innovative, simple and competitive software packages designed for use by both SMEs and larger businesses in all industries, including manufacturing, construction, laboratories, hospitals and transport. The CMMS concept is innovative and expandable, and includes extensive functionalities allowing comprehensive management of maintenance services. The range includes classic software packages – MicroMaint, MiniMaint, MaxiMaint – offered on CD-Rom, as well as new products geared towards mobility and new technologies. The M-Web software package allows the unrestricted and limitless roll-out of the application over either an intranet or the internet. The MobilMaint package has been developed to meet the growing needs of businesses in terms of mobility. It works with all PDA-type peripheral devices and uses the very latest technology, such as web, RFID and data synchronisation. MicroMaint, MiniMaint, MaxiMaint, M-Web, and MobilMaint are the only maintenance software packages in Europe to have obtained the prestigious ISO quality certification. Ithec International's expertise is based on its in-depth knowledge of maintenance-related activities and a perfect command of IT tools and solutions. About Ithec International Ithec International, which is headquartered in Saint Etienne (in south-eastern France), designs software for use in maintenance and management. Ithec International and its distributor Xetec Ltd for the UK and Ireland will attend the following trade shows: Maintec 2008 in Birmingham (United Kingdom) from 11 to 13 March 2008; and Sammi in Barcelona (Spain) in May 2008. For further information, please go to: www.ithec.com or www.xetec.co.uk