(3/3) Imagine Cup 2009 Interoperability Award finalists: third place ECRAM from Jordan

Posted: Jul 16, 2009 at 7:27 AM
By: Jean-Christophe Cimetiere
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ECRAM from Jordan got third place at the Imagine Cup 2009 Interoperability Award(*) with their project Elder Children Remote Application For Mobile:

“Elder Children Remote Application For Mobile(ECRAM) is an intelligent server/client application that uses any communication medium to control mobile from another one for : Making Call Locate Position Sending SMS Etc.”

The video was made by the team to present their project (no audio on this video).
Congratulation to ECRAM!

(*) The Interoperability Award is designed to recognize the software application that best leverages out-of-the-box Microsoft technologies and blends them with other technologies to connect people, data, or diverse systems in a new way. The ability to build technical bridges and blend technologies from different vendors, including free and open source software, has great value in the industry.

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