ASP Microcomputers has been appointed as the Australian partner for Casio Japan’s range of Mobile Business Solution products including mobile barcode terminals and industrial PDAs.
“We are very excited by the alliance with such an excellent partner and are looking forward to forging strong relationships with Casio Japan,” ASP Microcomputers Director Robert Kogoi said.
“The appointment is a recognition that ASP are Australian leaders in providing business technology solutions. We intend to deliver that same level of professionalism and innovation to both the Casio brand and the respected range of Mobile Business Solution products in Australia,” Robert Kogoi said.
“Our dynamic reputation for providing business solutions has been developed over the past 30 years working with literally thousands of Australian businesses, Government departments and educational institutions.”
ASP Microcomputers’ custom application development include the following:
- the Flow Control System for the Australian Bureau of Statistics census 2006
- a national barcode system used by Telstra Payphones to track coin collections from payphones
- a Melbourne City Council system to track parking meter coin collection throughout the city
- WiFi seed tracking systems for both Boomaroo and Ball Australia (Australia’s wholesale nurseries)
Hiroshi Inami, Manager, Overseas Marketing and Sales Division, Casio Japan: “We were looking for a company who had broad experience and knowledge in the integration of solutions using mobile products.
“Casio is very successful in many overseas countries where there is a partner who understands the ins and outs of the products and it is time for Australian businesses to gain the benefits which the Casio products can offer,” Hiroshi Inami said.