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GIS Ireland 2011 Conference

By Andrew Bennett | Wed 19th Oct 2011

Mallon Technology recently attended Irlogi’s GIS Ireland 2011 conference. Once again the conference was well organised and was a great opportunity for us to catch up with some old faces as well as new contacts in the GIS industry. Our stand showcased our latest location based software; e-Inspect and Diamond Fire. Ciara on the Mallon Technology stand Demonstrating our latest location based software application
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Data Capture Case Studies Updated

By Andrew Bennett | Tue 20th Sep 2011

We've updated our case studies with some recently completed GIS & data capture projects; the scanning, data capture and geo-location of deeds records for Northern Ireland Housing Executive, the scanning and transcription of Fire Certification files for Carlow Fire and Rescue Service and the scanning of premises files for Limerick Fire & Rescue Service.
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GIS Ireland 2011

By Andrew Bennett | Mon 15th Aug 2011

Look out for us at this year’s IRLOGI GIS Ireland 2011 conference which takes place in Chartered Accountants House, Dublin on 12th October. Not only are we taking a stand at this annual conference, but our very own Brendan Sheehy has been accepted as a speaker. His presentation is entitled Sustainable and Efficient GIS? Open Source it. The influence and use of spatial data in all walks of life, coupled with the growing desire for publ
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Emergency Services Show

By Andrew Bennett | Fri 12th Aug 2011

We’ve just booked our stand for the upcoming Emergency Services Show which takes place in Coventry on 23rd and 24th November. We’re really excited to be able to showcase our Diamond range of software for fire authorities. One of the key products we will be launching at this year’s ESS is Diamond EAC, an invaluable smart phone app for looking up Emergency Action Codes at the scene of an incident. Mallon Technology’s app is the
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NIHE Contract Award

By Andrew Bennett | Fri 29th Jul 2011

Mallon Technology has been awarded a prestigious tender by the Northern Ireland Housing Executive. NIHE, Northern Ireland’s sole comprehensive housing authority, manages approximately 90,000 publicly owned dwellings. We are currently contracted to process land transaction updates to the NIHE GIS land terrier system, a geographic information system that contains all data relating to their land/buildings holdings. The project involves t
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Rock Ladies Sponsorship

By Andrew Bennett | Mon 25th Jul 2011

Mallon Technology are delighted to be sponsoring the new strip for Rock Ladies GFC. Ciara McQuillan, Marketing Manager at Mallon Technology presented the striking new jerseys to the team last Wednesday at the team’s home ground.
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Diamond Shift Manager

By Andrew Bennett | Wed 8th Jun 2011

Diamond Shift Manager is the latest addition to the Diamond Software Suite. Developed alongside and utilised within Limerick City Fire and Rescue Service, Shift Manager is a fire officer shift pattern management system, which allows users to assign fire officer shifts and generally keep a track of which fire officer’s are on or off duty within a particular shift pattern. Diamond Shift Manager also allows users to manage the roles and s
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AGI Event

By Andrew Bennett | Fri 27th May 2011

It was great to see how some public authorities in NI are using GIS for their Land and Asset management when we attended the recent AGINI ‘Utilising GIS for More Efficient Land and Asset Management’ event in the University of Ulster campus in Belfast last Wednesday. It was especially interesting to view the demo of the NI Housing Executive’s Land Terrier system in action as we are coming to the end of our updates capture project for
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I love our new In-cell Touch Monitor

By Andrew Bennett | Tue 24th May 2011

Having spied this revolutionary piece of technology at CeBIT my colleagues were blown away by the IDTC In-Cell Touch Monitor and soon after they got back we applied to become resellers for this Taiwanese product in Ireland. Initially we were drawn to the In-cell Touch monitor by its sleek design and 21.5” HD screen which really gave it the wow factor, but we soon saw this wasn’t a case of style over substance. It was equally impressiv
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