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7 cool things about new Mobileframe v5.0 the Enterprise Mobility Platform

With version 5.0 MobileFrame has added a series of groundbreaking features including:

HTML 5 Application Development. Now our customers can not only create Smart Client Apps with no coding, but also HTML 5 Web Apps that work on any device and any operating system’s browser.

Web Application Development. MobileFrame developers can now create sophisticated web portals with absolutely no coding. The MobileFrame Thin Client Server solves several common web app implementation issues including cross browser compatibility, security and authentication, and Active Directory support. These web applications can be utilized in any setting, including data collection, management dashboards, reports viewing and customer portals.

Swiping and Gesture Support. Our Client software now includes built-in swiping and gesture support.

Desktop Changes. The entire product has a new look and feel including improved navigation, clearer fonts and several other usability improvements.

Mobile Device Management. In addition to a full complement of device and user management capabilities, administrators now have the ability to cancel running applications remotely.

The Grid. The grid functionality has been re-written to support function buttons, images, touch scrolling, per cell formatting, improved style editing, and includes several performance enhancements.

Built in Instant Messaging for snappy worker to worker communications.

Unlike other vertical market solutions, our platform allows enterprises to create any custom mobile apps needed, all tailored specifically to their unique business processes.
MobileFrame is widely regarded as the industry leader with the most complete enterprise mobility platform. With our unparalleled capabilities, customers enjoy the lowest total cost of ownership and the highest return on investment when compared to other application development tools



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Why a rugged tablet pc is still a great idea for enterprise mobility

The advent of iPads and similar devices has created a surge of interest in putting technology int eh hands of mobile workers. Consumers everywhere can now use remote devices for all manner of tasks, from browsing the web to taking photos. The rapid proliferation of such devices and theircomparatively low cost – naturally leads consumers to wonder whether rugged tablet PCs and other ruggedized devices are the best option for field use.

Some facts.

While the initial purchase cost is more expensive, total cost of ownership for rugged tablet computers has been found to be much lower over the product’s lifetime. Ruggedized devices are designed for adverse conditions and have long battery life, meaning that they last much longer than consumer-grade products. They also prove more reliable, with fewer operating issues, less data loss and fewer repair costs over the years.

This has an impact on more than just the rugged tablet computer itself. For example, suppose a client in field service relies upon a consumer grade device and it breaks down. He then needs to travel back to the office to get a replacement, or have one sent out to him. That could mean traveling hundreds of miles, resulting in a lost day of work and subsequent delays. With rugged tablet PCs, those risks are reduced considerably.

In addition, our MobileDemand’s devices run on Windows OS: a well-established and reliable operating system perfectly suited to the needs of rugged PC users and also highly compatible with the majority of back office systems.

Consumer devices cannot currently perform seamless, built-in barcode scanning and similar functionality, and they raise questions about security and reliability of access. In order to compensate, these non-rugged devices often require third-party peripherals, eliminating the integrated effectiveness that the MobileDemand Tablet PC products already offer. Playing it cheap in the short-term isn’t a path to business success.

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5 things to think about when choosing satnav for your enterprise mobility project 5/5

Satnav is everywhere but what should you think about when choosing a product to use in your Enterprise Mobility project. Here are some areas we consider critical:

5. Does the product include support?
We include 2 years phone support.
We can help the the customer from integration through deployment.
If the customer changes the primary app we can help re-configure Enterprise Navigator for the new circumstances.
Map and app updates include new software versions, new features, same reliable support into the future.

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MobileWorxs Launches Latest Version of Enterprise Navigator Turn by Turn Navigation designed specifically for Enterprise Mobility users

Enterprise Navigator comes bundled with a new API for integration with third party applications.
Supports any .NET development environment including C#, Visual Basic.
Control Destination input, Map Display, Configurations, etc…

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5 things to think about when choosing satnav for your enterprise mobility project 4/5

Satnav is everywhere but what should you think about when choosing a product to use in your Enterprise Mobility project. Here are some areas we consider critical:

4. Are the license deployment options flexible enough to meet your project needs?
Options around license deployment.

• Device-based licensing that associates the license to a specific mobile computer.
  



• SD Card-based licensing that associates the license to a specific SD Card. The SD Card method can be useful in remote deployments where activated SD cards can be sent to remote workers in the field.




• Using device management tools such as Soti B2M or Wavelink can help you manage the application remotely.
  

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