PROVIDENCE – Software firm Traction Software Inc. will provide the latest version of its workgroup information-sharing software, TeamPage, as well as multi-year upgrades, to In-Q-Tel, a venture group funded by the Central Intelligence Agency.
In-Q-Tel invests in companies developing cutting-edge information technologies that serve U.S. national-security interests, and will supply its government customers with TeamPage to allow them to capture, use and share their valuable more efficiently.
Traction’s software creates an information-sharing system for business teams that converts e-mail and Web browsers into Web-publishing tools. The company says TeamPage allows government and commercial users to reduce costs and solve information-management solutions more efficiently.
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KVH launches new
satellite communications services
MIDDLETOWN – KVH Industries announced June 13 that it is offering its own brand of global satellite communications services to complement its line of satellite communications hardware.
KVH will purchase wholesale airtime from Inmarsat, a leading mobile satellite communications company, and then sell the service to its retail customers. KVH said the service, which will be branded as "Inmarsat Airtime by KVH," represents a new, recurring-revenue opportunity for the company.
Judicial Web site
makes debut
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island Supreme Court Chief Justice Frank J. Williams on June 17 unveiled the Rhode Island Judiciary’s new Web site, www.ricourts.com, which is designed to allow easier public access to court information.
The enhancements should allow the public to find upcoming court dates on the adult criminal court calendar via a new "Electronic Calendar" application, download court forms and instructions and access court news, official opinions and orders. The Electronic Calendar is the most anticipated addition, according to the Rhode Island Judiciary, providing easy access to daily criminal-court calendars throughout the state.
Williams promised to continue enhancing the Web site in an effort to make court information more accessible to the public.
(Compiled from news reports and releases, print and electronic.)
