3.4.08- LRW begins work to incorporate Apple iPhone into enterprise platform.
11.16.07- LRW announces partnership with IBM
6.11.07- LRW announces support for Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.0 software.
9.15.06- LRW is named to Gartner's Magic Quadrant.
1.20.06- LRW announces support for Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 software.
11.2.05- LRW is asked to speak at Federal Wireless Users Group with NSA. The first of several such events.
2.5.05- Extensia (TM) is introduced to the U.S. Federal Government; a new more secure and cost effective way of wireless communications.
7.1.04- LRW announces support for Microsoft Windows Mobile 3.0 software.
1.15.04- LRW creates SIMSwap (TM) giving wireless users the ability to travel worldwide, while keeping local rates for voice and data plans.
8.20.03- LRW develops the first wireless inventory tracking system for the FDA.
4.2.03- LRW named to InfoWorld's Top 100 applications for their work with the Department of Veterans Affairs
12.3.02- LRW first to create Rendezvous- gives handheld devices the ability to view several different calendars on one page
3.15.02- LRW introduces RemoteSuite: RemoteDistributionList; RemoteMonitor; RemoteAutoReply; RemoteAlert
7.21.01- LRW leads the way in being the first to create RemoteLock and RemoteKill
1.11.01- LRW is founded
LRW Digital, Inc. was founded in 2001 on the belief that mobile and wireless technology would fundamentally change how organizations conducted their business. LRW's initial products included an acclaimed suite of applications design for first-generation BlackBerry® wireless devices.
LRW built on its success and developed numerous custom wireless applications designed for various platforms including BlackBerry, Pocket PC and Palm OS devices. Working closely with the U.S. Senate, Department of Veterans Affairs, Food and Drug Administration and the U.S. Postal Service provided LRW the experience and in-depth knowledge necessary to engineer robust, reliable and secure wireless applications now required by many government agencies.