2001 News Releases
SageData Solutions President, John Rivenell Named Businessman of the
Year
Tuesday, October 30, 2001

OTTAWA, ONTARIO, October 30, 2001 - John Rivenell, President of SageData
Solutions Inc. has been named the 2001 Businessman of the Year at the
Greater Nepean Chamber of Commerce's Annual Business Awards Banquet
held last week. Mr. Rivenell owns and operates a small high-tech company
specializing in asset tracking and warehouse management systems using
bar codes and handheld computers. He originally started the company
ten years ago with his personal credit card, and hasn't looked back
since.
Mr. Rivenell received glowing endorsements for his nomination from his
peers and co-workers in all facets of the business that he runs. To
many, he is a businessman by every definition in how he runs his software
company and is a progressive and innovative example to all.
"I am honoured to have been the one selected among a very successful
group of business leaders in Nepean," said John Rivenell. "When we started
the company, our motto was to have fun and make money. The first couple
of years, we only achieved half of that goal. Since then, we managed
to attain both goals and grow by almost 30% last year".
Mr. Rivenell attributes much of SageData's success to the core team
of five people who helped start SageData ten years ago, and remain with
the company today.
The award for "Businessman of the Year." honours individuals who have
demonstrated insight, integrity and innovation within their business,
as well as displaying a strong sense of business ethics in dealings
with employees, clients and peers.
SageData Solutions Inc. is one of the world's leaders in software
development for bar codes, inventory control, asset tracking and warehouse
management systems. The company has implemented several hundred applications
for custom and standard systems for government and private sector organizations.
The company currently focuses on the development of cost effective "off-the-shelf"
solutions for local and worldwide export markets, closing the gap between
desktop systems and mobile workers.
SageData Solutions Inc. client list includes Nortel Networks, Sony,
Philips, Ericsson, US Navy, British Telecom, Moen Corp., Agriculture
Canada, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, National Defence, Alcatel and
Revenue Canada.
posted by Web Admin at 9:29 AM
SageData Solutions President, John Rivenell Nominated for the
"Businessman of the Year Award"
Wednesday, October 24, 2001
OTTAWA, ONTARIO, October 24, 2001 -SageData Solutions Inc. is pleased
to announce John Rivenell, President of SageData has been nominated
as one of the finalists for the "Businessman of the Year" award at the
Nepean Chamber of Commerce's Annual Business Awards Banquet. The awards
will be presented at a dinner gala on October 25.
"I am honoured to have been included among an amazing group of business
leaders in the community," said SageData's President John Rivenell.
The award for "Businessman of the Year." honours individuals who have
demonstrated insight, integrity and innovation within their business,
as well as displaying a strong sense of business ethics in dealings
with employees, clients and peers.
SageData Solutions Inc. is one of the world's leaders in software
development for bar codes, inventory control, asset tracking and warehouse
management systems. The company has implemented several hundred applications
for custom and standard systems for government and private sector organizations.
The company currently focuses on the development of cost effective "off-the-shelf"
solutions for local and worldwide export markets, closing the gap between
desktop systems and mobile workers.
SageData Solutions Inc. client list includes Nortel Networks, Sony,
Philips, Ericsson, US Navy, British Telecom, Moen Corp., Agriculture
Canada, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, National Defence, Alcatel and
Revenue Canada.
posted by Web Admin at 9:28 AM
SageData releases BassetPro 4.0, SQL and Internet Version
Saturday, August 11, 2001
BassetPro – the Ultimate
Asset Tracking System
Ottawa, ON, Canada, August 13, 2001: SageData Solutions Inc., a leading
provider in bar code asset, inventory and warehouse management systems,
today announced comprehensive upgrades to BassetPro – the Ultimate Asset
Tracking System.
BassetPro is a complete tracking system that provides a reliable solution
to gather, organize and process information using handheld computers
and bar codes. The NEW BassetPro 4.0 has numerous new features including
an SQL Server, Internet Add-on, enhanced Security and Depreciation.
BassetPro 4.0 SQL Server offers a more robust, reliable and secure database
for use within larger organizations. The Internet Module provides users
remote access to their SQL database of assets to view, add and edit
assets and transfer to and from the mobile handheld computer through
an Internet connection using a File Transfer Protocol (FTP).
Other new features:
Report Wizard – can create customized reports with user-specified fields
and filters.
Password Protection – a feature that prompts the user to enter a password,
before performing an audit on the handheld computer.
View Owner Transactions – displays what assets a particular person has
had, when the asset was moved or inventoried and where the item was
moved.
Maintenance Tracking and Reporting – tracks the repairs done on a particular
asset.
" With these new enhanced versions of BassetPro, we've created a system
that will make physical tracking of items more efficient and secure,"
said Patti Pokorchak, Vice President, Marketing. " We have created a
product that will raise the bar in performance and quality and provide
our clients with a flexible and powerful tracking system."
posted by Web Admin at 9:25 PM
Counting Caribou
Sunday, July 22, 2001
SageData are involved in many strange
activities. There is not too much that you can't put a bar code on.
But counting Caribou must be one of the most unusual.
Approached by a research team studying migration patterns, SageData
supplied hardware and assisted in programming a system for counting
caribou. The hand held application is used in a helicopter flying a
pre-designated pattern over the migration path. As various animals are
seen, appropriate buttons on the hand held computer are pressed to record
the sighting: male, female, juvenile.
The hand held computer is linked to a portable gps unit, so that location
information is stored with each piece of data. At the conclusion of
the study, data is exported in spreadsheet format for future processing.
The entire system is light, robust and battery powered. For those that
have to count caribou, or pretty much anything else, contact SageData
for more information.
posted by Web Admin at 11:15 PM |