General Datacomm Industries Inc. is offering a new mobile application to help healthcare organizations administer employee vaccinations and track the immunization status of their personnel for H1N1, influenza, and other vaccinations. This new system eliminates paper forms and electronically tracks all details of immunizations that are administered to healthcare personnel. Organizations can now have accurate and updated information on their employee immunization programs to help prevent further infection among patients and staff, and streamline existing patient care within their facilities. The introduction of the E.V-Trax Employee Vaccination Tracking System coincides with the Department of Health and Human Services' (HHS) efforts to improve vaccination rates amongst healthcare personnel and HHS' goal of reaching the Healthy People 2010 objective of a 60% vaccination rate. In 2007, vaccination rates were less than 50% for healthcare workers. With projections that H1N1 influenza could infect half of the U.S. population this year, HHS, APIC, and other agencies stress the importance of vaccinating healthcare workers in preparation for a possible H1N1 outbreak as the new school year begins. The E.V-Trax system was initially developed for a major US teaching hospital with over 17,000 HCPs. The system utilizes a handheld computer equipped with a barcode scanner, magnetic stripe reader, and special software to collect and manage employee immunization information at the time the vaccines are administered, whether it's at the facility or at off-site locations. Customized screens on the handheld computer take the caregiver through each step of the process, assuring all information is properly collected and updated, including tracking for allergy, medical or spiritual exemptions. Vaccine manufacturer and lot information can also be tracked to the individual employee and administration date, time and location. General Data's E.V-Trax system eliminates the more common paper process and manual data entry, and provides accurate, updated and timely information on individual employee vaccinations, in addition to the overall progress of the immunization program. In an emergency, such as an outbreak in a particular area or wing of a hospital, this information can be used to immediately reallocate personnel resources, thereby helping to avoid a mass quarantine or other significant disruption.

On January 5, 2009, Eisner LLP notified General Datacomm Industries Inc. that its audit relationship with the company has terminated. Therefore, Eisner LLP has resigned as the company's independent registered public accountants.

On 12/29/2008, General Datacomm Industries Inc. announced that they will be unable to file their next 10-K by the deadline required by the SEC.