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Providing
"web
to wireless"
solutions
ROM hosts an
interactive Server on the World Wide Web (WWW) and
maintains a direct network connection (TCP/IP) to the
wireless service providers. Each Micro-Com
unit is assigned a secured encrypted Web page that is
customized by the end user and password protected. ROM
removes the burden from our customers of maintaining
dedicated servers, databases, backup systems and
specialized software.
Customized
web pages
Interaction
by customers with their own customized web pages provide
the ability to control operating parameters and alarm
points, examine and retrieve data, and control remote
devices. Easy to use and interactive web pages linked to
an industrial database make checking the temperature and
the status of the hot water tank at the cottage
easier then paying bills on-line.
Custom
Application/Database Integration
ROM
Communications Inc., a Microsoft Certified Solutions Provider
(MCSP) has the technical resources to provide a full
range of custom application and database integration
services.
Providing
Ubiquity
Recognizing
that we are not always “online” and in fact that
many people may have limited or no access to the
Internet, ROM’s products and services do not require
Internet access to be beneficial to those who are
"cyberly" challenged. Once set up, the
user’s Web page will interact with the primary server
and deliver notification, reports and exception events
directly to the user by e-mail, pager, fax, or phone.
Communication
Technologies
In
today’s rapidly advancing world, there is little
question as to the importance of reliable communication
systems for the exchange of data and information.
Communication systems and methods have evolved
dramatically over the past few years to meet the growing
needs and demands for new services. Traditional
methodologies have utilized various systems or
combinations of switched telephone landlines, various
wireless technologies including UHF, VHF, and microwave
radio, satellite up-links, fibre optics, and cellular
telephone systems.
Communication
Mediums
ROM is
presently utilizing two communication mediums, a Low
Earth Orbiting Satellite Network for remote and
unpopulated areas and a Control Channel Signalling
System 7 (SS7) Cellular Network for urban corridors.
Both systems share similar characteristics in that they
use short data bursts from a wireless
receiver/transmitter to a network, which is then
directed, to the ROM Operations Centre (ROC). While both
systems are a very cost effective means of conveying
small amounts of data reliably with very good coverage,
the control channel technology is considerably less
expensive to operate and will be the ROM’s primary
communication method.
Aeris
Communications is a California-based
company developing proprietary, two-way, wireless data
communications technologies. Patented as CCAD™
(Control Channel Application Data) and RAAM™ (Remote
Access Application Message), the technology, marketed as
MicroBurst, enables Aeris to license and deploy a new,
value-added messaging network to support small data
packet, non-voice, and digital communications. Aeris has
filed broad patent applications for its unique wireless
technology and has identified and filed on a variety of
potential applications for its use.
ORBCOMM
is the world's first commercial provider of global
Low-Earth Orbit satellite data and messaging services.
The ORBCOMM system enables businesses to track remote
and mobile assets such as trailers, railcars,
locomotives and heavy equipment; monitor remote utility
meters and oil and gas storage tanks, wells and
pipelines; and stay in touch with remote workers
anywhere on the globe.
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