Press Release
Date January 18, 2000 - F/X Communications, the leading e-security solution provider on OS/2, today announced that Mitsubishi Motor Sales of America deployed the InJoy Dialer and the InJoy API on their national OS/2 based MEDIC (Mitsubishi Electronic Diagnostic & Information Center) network.
"The InJoy Dialer is attractive to us because it has a lot of intelligence that minimizes the need for manual interaction by the user", said Dave Maklebust, MEDIC System Engineer, Mitsubishi Motor Sales of America. About Mitsubishi Motor Sales of America Mitsubishi Motor Sales of America, Inc. (MMSA), is the exclusive U.S. distributor of a full line of Mitsubishi Motors-brand passenger cars and sport utility vehicles. Established in 1982, it is a subsidiary of Tokyo-based Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (The Parent Company). In 1999 Mitsubishi Motors was the fastest growing Japanese automotive brand in America, and, recorded both the best sales year and most profitable fiscal year in history. About F/X Communications F/X Communications is a leading software vendor on the OS/2 market, specializing in advanced connectivity, security (incl. VPN) solutions. The company has been providing connectivity solutions for the OS/2 market since 1994, and has completed installations at a number of large companies, including Mitsubishi Motor Sales of America, The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool, Medtronic, CRS of Texas, Bell Canada, Chesterton and the Principal Financial Group. In the SOHO and consumer market, F/X has enjoyed a strong reputation of delivering well designed and robust products that have been highly awarded and enjoying brisk sales, worldwide. F/X is a privately held company headquartered in Holbaek, Denmark with further European presence through partner offices in Holland, Germany and Canada.
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The national MEDIC network provides a controlled front-end environment
for dealership technicians. The network is made up of more than 500
remote hosts requiring reliable and easy deployable dial-up capability
to access the centrally stored information.
