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Mallon Technology Become Docsvault Resellers

By Andrew Bennett | Thu 12th May 2011

Mallon Technology are delighted to announce that they have become resellers of Docsvault, a simple, affordable, and feature rich Document Management software with all the tools for a complete conversion to a paperless office. According to Forbes ASAP, the average business person spends 150 hours per year searching for information. Now, assume that this person’s time is modestly estimated at £15 per hour. This results in over £2000
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iPhone EAC App

By Andrew Bennett | Wed 11th May 2011

I’m very excited to be able to give you a sneak peek of our first iPhone App, Diamond EAC. This handy app allows you to search Ireland and UK Emergency Action Codes (also know as Hazchem or Hazmat codes) and is a must have for anyone who might have to deal with hazardous substances in an emergency situation. Traditionally published in a 200 page paperback book, the information was often difficult and time consuming to find. With Diamo
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Chief Fire Officers Conference

By Andrew Bennett | Tue 5th Apr 2011

We’ve just booked our stand for the 2011 Chief Fire Officers Conference in Adare Co. Limerick in May. It’ll be my first time attending the conference but I’m told it’s not to be missed. The main talking point coming from our stand will be out newest product, Diamond Fire Engine. We’ve already launched it into a number of fire authorities but this will be our opportunity to showcase it to a wide audience of Chief Fire Officers.
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Diamond Fire in Donegal

By Andrew Bennett | Tue 8th Mar 2011

I was in Letterkenny yesterday training Glenn and the team on Diamond Fire. I must say I'm pleased to have the system up and running in the northern most county, especially because it's only an hour from my house, so I was home in time to pick the kids up for a change. I recorded the training session on camtasia so I can produce some online training materials for them, but looking back through the footage, it's going to take some serious
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Launch of new module - Diamond Fire Engine

By Andrew Bennett | Tue 8th Mar 2011

We have recently launched Diamond Fire Engine, an innovative new addition to our popular suite of public service software.We all know that at the scene of an emergency, life and death decisions need to be made fast, but vital information on hazards and risks can be inaccessible and patchy. Diamond Fire Engine consists of software installed on a mobile ruggedised PC in the appliance cabin making up-to-date information available to fire figh
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Website launch

By Andrew Bennett | Mon 7th Mar 2011

3 months in the making and we’ve finally launched our new website. I wanted to give a mention to Reflex Studios who developed the site for us. The whole process was particularly painless and we’re delighted with the finished product. The site is really user friendly and easy to navigate, both for visitors and updates on our end. Over the years we evolved as a company but the website didn’t evolve to reflect this. With our new
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Update from CeBIT

By Andrew Bennett | Wed 2nd Mar 2011

Had a big day at CeBIT today. Cloud Computing seems to be the big thing this year, as well as the PC manufacturers showing off their new Intel i7 and USB3 models. There will be some goodies in a PC store near you this year. We talked to a lot of ruggedised PC manufacturers and distributors today. Rugged laptops and tablets are thin on the ground this year compared to last time I was here. Wierdest moment was seeing the Egyption trade pa
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Movember

By Andrew Bennett | Tue 1st Mar 2011

Big congratulations go out to the “hairy” boys at Mallon Technology, who swapped their peachy-skinned cheeks for a more hirsute look for the Movember battle against male cancers campaign. Amid raucous ridicule from colleagues and family, the boys took on the challenge and raised a whopping €1,543 for the worthy cause! The Mo, slang for moustache, and November come together each year for Movember. Movember challenges men to change
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Please help Christchurch IT companies

By Andrew Bennett | Thu 24th Feb 2011

In the aftermath of the Christchurch N.Z. earthquake, a website has been set up to help IT businesses in the city get back on their feet. The city has been destroyed and what people will need most of all is work to pay the bills. If you have any IT work of any size that you could outsource, please consider offering it to a Christchurch business Click on http://business.eq.org.nz to register your details.
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