Rosedale Livery Service Installs Canada's First In-Vehicle Wireless Mobile Office
In Motion Technology Inc., specializing in passenger area networking solutions, on Sept. 16 announced it has entered into an agreement with executive transportation provider Rosedale Livery Limited to introduce the company’s onBoard HotSpot service to Rosedale limousine passengers. “Rosedale is committed to increasing the value of the transportation services we provide to our corporate customers,” said Craig McCutcheon, president of Rosedale Livery Limited. “We are pleased to be partnering with In Motion Technology as part of this commitment.” Based on the latest wireless technology, onBoard Hotspot service provides passengers with simple and effective access to mission critical information, according to In Motion. Business professionals riding in equipped Rosedale vehicles can use their own WiFi-enabled notebook computers and personal digital assistants in exactly the same manner they are accustomed to at home, in the office, at the airport and hotels. “Rosedale is the Canadian leader in corporate transportation,” said Kirk Moir, president of In Motion Technology. “We are pleased to be working in partnership with them to serve the need of their customers. The new service will allow passengers to simply and effectively access the Internet, check email, and log into corporate networks while traveling in Rosedale’s onBoard HotSpot equipped vehicles.” About Rosedale Livery Limited Rosedale says it is Canada's largest chauffeured vehicle service company. The company provides chauffeured sedan, limousine, van, and minibus service in the greater Toronto area and around the world in more than 300 cities in 50 countries. For more information or reservations, visit www.rosedalelivery.com or call (800) 268-4967. About In Motion Technology In Motion Technology Inc. specializes in passenger communications solutions for transportation providers. OnBoard™ Mobile Gateway, In Motion’s patent pending communications platform, enables mobile passengers to connect to the Internet while in-transit. In Motion’s onBoard™ HotSpot managed service combines the mobile of 3G network infrastructure with the ease and ubiquity of WiFi access to create a new passenger experience, according to the company. For more information, visit www.inmotiontechnology.com or call (866) 468-2968.
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