ETact recently participated the product launch of HP's Tablet PC in Indonesia on 17 February 2003, 09.30 – 12.30 in Mulia Hotel
Jakarta. In this event, ETact was invited to join in as a Technology partner by presenting M-Station.

'Powered to Take you Places' was the theme of the launch, M-Station shows the guests just that, with HP IPAQ on what latest technology has to offer on Mobile Office Enterprise Solutions.

M-Station is a multi-function unit combined with Wireless Communication Module(GPRS/802.11b), Micro printer, Card Reader and IrDA Port provides the user to transfer COMPAQ iPAQ H3000 Series PDA. into mobile office, easy-to-use, quick-to-serve and secure-to-sync.









ETact presented the various business scenarios on the solutions provided by M-Station. Various business solutions such as:

Mobile Payment
Point of Sales
Hotel Check-in/Checkout
Ticketing
Mobile Sales Force Automation
Legal Enforcement
Logistics/Home Delivery








One of ETact's case studies features a traffic law enforcer in US, Texas, Austin and Las Vegas using the Mobile Officer's Assistant (MOA) to quickly check license plates for registration violations and stolen vehicles, and drivers’ licenses for outstanding warrants.

The operations was much simplified reducing a lot of costs:
Swipe drivers’ licenses
Create a traffic citation automatically
Capture motorist signature
Print the ticket
Transmits a digital version to headquarters

The benefits were incredible, the traffic enforcement in San Francisco Police Department is able to:

Contributes to officer safety
Contributes to the apprehension of wanted
suspects and the recovery of stolen vehicles
Reduces the time required by an officer to issue a traffic citation (more important, increases the time available for patrol)
Eliminates the need for records departments and courts to hand-enter citation data
Collects/stores racial profiling audit data
Speeds the processing of citations.

Many HP Indonesia partners' were impressed with the capability of the IPAQ and M-Station. They are very excited about buidling their own potential killer apps.

The followings are some of the photos taken during the launch: