Which business sector was mabo developed for, and what functionality does it have?
Initially, mabo was developed for the civil construction sector to assist with contract compliance & works management activities.
It's design was such that is has been easily to deployed to other sectors such as agriculture and land & facilities management activities more generally.
The application has many advanced features including GPS, RFID and advanced Voice Recognition (optional module) capabilities, all made available through its development platform-......
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mabo is quite unique in that it can be used on both WindowsTM mobile terminals and PC's giving it both a full mobile and back office capability.
mabo Job Manager allows field staff to perform –
- labour scheduling
- timesheet entry
- booking plant & inventory to jobs
- generation and emailing of purchase orders
mabo CRM enables managers and sales force staff to-
- view customer account balances & contact details
- record details for new sales prospects
- create sales orders
- view inventory balances
All of mabo's features can be utilised with data maintained in it's own local database, or where there is a data integration requirement with the organisation's ERP or finance system, or even where there is a combination of both, meaning that mabo can be deployed in a way to fit the organisations existing IT infrastructure.
In the case of where there is integration to a back-end system, synchronization can be in either online or offline mode.
Using mabo’s new wizard capability, the end user is able to build sophisticated data collection models for field operations, surveys and questionnaires, which are then easily deployed onto any WindowsTM device.
mabo has full functionality for, capturing GPS co-ordinates and maps, you can sketch plans and drawings directly on screen, (if using a touch screen device) and then email or save these images back to your hosted or corporate database.
