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29Apr
Mallon on the Map
By Darren McSorley, Wednesday 29th April 2009, OSNI Map
Mallon Technology has announced the launch of MallonMap – our retail outlet now supplying OSNI (Ordnance Survey Northern Ireland) mapping and data. Having undertaken the OSNI licensed partnership programme, MallonMap is now open to both trade and the public as an OSNI distributor. Until now, availability of OSNI mapping was largely limited to OSNI headquarters in Belfast. The opening of MallonMap, as the sole supplier in Mid-Ulster, offers increased access for both business and general public alike. MallonMap has launched the service using the same pricing structure as OSNI, affording them the advantages associated with being a local supplier whilst providing the product at no extra cost. Philip Mallon, CEO of Mallon Technology, said, “Partnering wi…
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13Nov
Data Capture Project for Department of the Environment
By Micky Mallon, Monday 13th November 2006, General
Mallon Technology has been awarded the contract to capture all personnel and subject files for the Department of the Environment in Ireland. The Department of the Environment, like many other central government organisations has decided to implement an enterprise wide document management system. One of the key challenges in doing this is capturing critical data and making it usable for all stakeholders within the organisation. Mallon Technology is in a prime position to offer the skills and experience to capture the data for any EDRM (Electronic Document and Records Management) system, to ensure the investment in software is worthwhile whilst giving users business critical information at their fingertips.
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13Nov
Mallon Undertake EPA Digitising Project
By Micky Mallon, Monday 13th November 2006, General
Mallon Technology are undertaking the digitising of river charts for the Environmental Protection Agency, Dublin. The project involves the capture of 85,000 charts and completion will be phased over a three year period. Data loggers are used to monitor trends in water levels in rivers throughout Ireland. The data retrieved varies on a weekly basis and these results are used for the creation of future plans for flood defences for Irish rivers. Currently the data is analysed using paper based charts. Mallon Technology are now converting the charts to an electronic repository, which can then be analysed at the touch of a button through a hydrometric application known as Kisters. The project will result in significant savings for the EPA in…
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