Issue 6, June 2008

VEMCO Delivers Receivers for First Deployment of OTN
VEMCO recently delivered their first order of VR3-Underwater Modem (UWM) receivers for the Halifax line deployment of the Ocean Tracking Network (OTN), a global collaboration of some of the world's leading ocean scientists headquartered at Dalhousie University.
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Introducing the V9AP Coded Sensor Transmitter
The V9AP Accelerometer Pressure transmitter is the newest addition to the VEMCO family of coded sensor transmitters.
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VUE Software Version 1.4.1 Released
VEMCO has just released it latest version of VUE, the VEMCO User Environment receiver software which includes several enhancements.
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New Education Section Added to VEMCO Website
In an effort to provide better website support to users of VEMCO equipment and acoustic telemetry technology, the old Resources section has been revamped and renamed Education.
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Make the Switch to MAP110
Users of VEMCO equipment are reminded that for coded tag telemetry receivers should be configured using MAP110.
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AMIRIX and VEMCO Division Selected as One of the Best Places to Work in Atlantic Canada
AMIRIX Systems Inc. and its VEMCO Division recently placed in the top 20 of Progress Magazine's Best Places to Work in Atlantic Canada.
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On the Road with VEMCO
Throughout the year, VEMCO attends various conferences and tradeshows and occasionally conducts off-site workshops.
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Employee Profile: Mark Jollymore, Director Customer Support and Avid Sailor
Mark Jollymore has been with AMIRIX Systems and VEMCO Division since 2000 and has an Electrical Engineering degree from the University of New Brunswick and an MBA from St. Mary's University in Halifax.
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VEMCO Participates in Great Nova Scotia Pick Me Up
On Earth Day (April 22nd), 50 VEMCO employees each volunteered an hour of time to help clean up our work neighbourhood.
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