Land Air of New England Selects KonaWare Solution
KonaWare, a provider of logistics and motor freight applications, has announced that LTL carrier Land Air Express of New England has selected KonaWare's Mobile T&L Suit

KonaWare, a provider of logistics and motor freight applications, has announced that LTL carrier Land Air Express of New England has selected KonaWare's Mobile T&L Suite
product for its 200 - 250 units. Land Air direct customers include such shippers as L.L. Bean, Yankee Candle, W.W. Grainger, Rossignal, Country Home Products, and Vermont Country Store, as well as over sixty commercial carriers.
KonaWare's Mobile T&L Suite allows carriers to use a Java 2 phone or Hewlett-Packard PocketPC using existing IT infrastructure.
Land Air's technology involves teamwork by two major vendors, KonaWare and LTL operational software provider Carrier Logistics Inc. KonaWare provides mobile capability while Carrier Logistics focuses on its enterprise solution, including P&D, route planning, customer service, and administration.
Land Air Express of New England, founded in Williston, Vt. in 1968, provides direct next day LTL service from eleven terminals in the Northeast. Full truckload service is available throughout the U.S. and Canada. The company’s web site is at www.mylandair.com.
With KonaWare, end users can deploy industry-specific applications and developers can quickly develop mobile transactional applications on a range of devices (from laptops to PDAs to smartphones) with minimal coding and reintegration. KonaWare is privately held and headquartered in Redwood City, California.
For more information on KonaWare, visit www.konaware.com.
For more information on Carrier Logistics, visit www.carrierlogistics.com.
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