The Record - Issue 21: Summer 2021

25 PayiQ launches transport application in Samara PayiQ has launched its third branded application in Russia for the replenishment of transport cards. The app, known as OTK-Samara, uses the popular and cost- effective Faster Payments System (FPS) as the payment method. “We are pleased to launch our application in Samara, a city with over one million inhabitants,” said Elena Lipchenko, regional director of PayiQ in Russia. “We expect a rapid development of interest for our application from its citizens. Our solution offers a contactless and secure way of interacting with money during the pandemic.” Crestron launches Crestron Flex Phones for Microsoft Teams Workplace technology firm Crestron has launched Crestron Flex Phones. The portfolio of Microsoft Teams-certified desk phones feature video or audio-only options, high- quality cameras and microphones, large touchscreen displays and enterprise-grade security to maximise productivity among users. According to Crestron, the firm has “leaned into its expertise in enterprise unified communications technology to engineer intelligent desk phones that are easy to install, use, support and upgrade”. It also says that the devices will help businesses employ permanent hybrid working models and streamline remote collaboration. ICONICS Integrates with Sysinno Technology Solutions ICONICS, a group company of Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and global developer of automation software, has integrated its software with the sensor- focused products and services of Taiwan-based Sysinno Technology to offer clients better control over workspace health and safety. Through this working relationship with Sysinno, ICONICS brings air quality tracking and management to its highest levels of security and sophistication yet, featuring the first Microsoft Azure Sphere enabled air quality monitoring solution.