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September 24, 2008 News » Tech

Empower Mobility

By 7D Staff

Published September 24, 2008 at 3:20 p.m.

www.empowermobility.com
802-878-9155
Essex, Vermont

Empower Mobility LLC has been providing high-quality software development services and products for the Mobile Computing platform since 2001. Prior to January 2005, eM was better known as Jarosoft.

Empower Mobility is particularly skilled at migrating paper-based systems to custom software solutions that run on Windows Mobile, Palm OS and now iPhone OS-based handheld computers. Each design is elegant and efficient, integrating a well-thought-out user interface with complex database and communication sources.

The end result is a scalable mobile solution that is connectable, powerful and easy to use without breaking the bank.

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