Apadmi and Psion have entered into a strategic collaboration in which Apadmi will offer its customers mobile solutions that use Psion’s rugged mobile computers.
 
Apadmi, an international mobile consultancy and development company, will deploy Psion’s products, including the rugged PDA Ikôn, across a range of markets.  Apadmi provides mobile consultancy and solutions including, Cross Platform Strategy Requirements Feasibility & Specification, Rapid Prototyping and Mobile Technical Training to a variety of different sectors.
 
Nick Black, Sales Director, Apadmi, said: “We are delighted to bring together our expertise in producing mobile solutions for customers with Psion’s excellent and versatile mobile computers. Psion’s commitment to sharing knowledge with partners fits perfectly with our desire to provide proactive and responsive services for our customers.”
 
Hannah Moule, Marketing Manager, Psion UK, said: “This collaboration enables Psion to reach new customers and harness Apadmi’s expertise as both consultants and applications developers. Our aim is to be able to consistently meet customers’ needs and partnerships like this one enable us to achieve this.”

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