GW Micro and Libera Collaborate to Provide Better Data Access

Window-Eyes is a screen-reader for the blind and visually impaired manufactured by GW Micro, Inc. They have joined hands with the makers of case management software System 7, Libera Inc. and their collaborative effort is aimed to promote speech friendly, accessible case management solutions for use in health and human areas.

Libera’s innovative, and highly customizable browser-based software packages used in conjunction with Window-Eyes unrivaled Internet/Intranet support allows blind and visually impaired users to access data previously unavailable in old case management software. Dan Weirich, vice president sales and marketing says, “With the unparalleled Web-based support of Window-Eyes, a blind user can now access any data that is available within the Libera system.”

System 7, a form-based Section 508 compliant system, can be used with any existing data storage system, making it an excellent choice for state agencies looking to increase accessibility and decrease complexity of current case management software. Dr. Al Cecchini, president of Libera is of the view that the system can be implemented with Window-Eyes for unparalleled accessibility in a matter of weeks. According to him, “This effort shows how Libera and GW Micro are leading the way for a new era of data management, which can be accessed by all users, regardless of their disability.”

GW Micro and Libera make it easy for private corporations and government agencies to implement “out-of-the-box” turn-key systems that combine ease-of-use with accessibility. IT professionals will find implementing Window-Eyes and Libera together a simple, secure, cost-effective and easy to maintain.

Source: GW Micro