Showing posts with label motorola. Show all posts
Showing posts with label motorola. Show all posts

Tuesday, 24 May 2011

With our Integration Wizard we can quickly and easily integrate to your backend systems

With most mobility projects, integrating to backend systems is a huge hassle and common point of failure. Hard-coded solutions and other "platform" vendors require complex coding efforts to integrate your mobile "solution" to backend systems. With our Integration Wizard your integrations will be up & running in a fraction of the time

Simply specify the backend system to integrate with and enter the appropriate credentials. Then use our point & click interface to map out the fields to integrate with and let our integration wizard take care of the complexities.

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MobileWorxs Forges Strategic Enterprise Mobility Partnership to Offer Solutions for the Archibus Facilities Management User Base in the EMEA Market

Archibus is the leading provider of estate infrastructure and facilities management software applications. Scenarios where enabling enterprise mobility applications to improve remote worker productivity have become a major issue.

This new relationship will enable MobileWorxs to supply the mobility solutions that Perfect Output has pre-built for Archibus users


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Thursday, 17 March 2011

How to extend the life of your Symbol Motorola MC9000 and MC70 with snap on GPS






Symbol/Motorola's MC70 and MC9000 have been amongst the most popular devices in the enterprise device market many are still in use in a variety of industries

Unlike most contemporary units neither of these had GPS built in.


Our OrbitGPS G3070 and G3090 are cost effective GPS enhancements to legacy deployments on either platform.


These units are ideal where the user is predominantly on foot and not looking to return the unit to a vehicle or desk cradle.


The computer can be charged through the attachment with a standard dock charger.

Contact us for availability. sales@mobileworxs.com

Friday, 25 June 2010

6 enterprise mobility things about the Motorola ES400



There has been much comment in the past week about Motorola's latest enterprise mobility EDA the ES400.
A replacement for the MC35 was sorely needed and adding a unit under the popular rugged MC55 MC75 MC9500 trio makes a lot of sense. Making a case for an affordable yet rugged enough device against the never ending list of "shineys" is a not easy.
We have picked out 6 points that might well make this a compelling price/performance device for many users in the enterprise. As you might expect a device like this has a long list of what have become standard elements such as enhanced ruggedness multiple radios, accelerometer, camera hi visibility screen and a fast chipset.

  • Device support, deployments in the enterprise need longer than consumer product life cycles. The ES400 is shipping with a 3 year warranty and access to Moto's all inclusive service from the start plans that revolutionised the maintenance offer in the ruggedised device market when it was launched 5 years ago.

  • Available 3080 mAh battery. Rated at 500 hours standby 12 talk time.

  • Good quality illuminated camera for twilight pictures.

  • Built in fingerprint biometrics for user sign on security.

  • Support for Windows Mobile 6.5.3.

  • Red line LED aimer for barcode scan through the camera. Scanning barcodes with the MC35 was hit and miss lets hope this implementation performs better.

As the wireless networks get more interested in enterprise mobility it will be interesting to see how many ES400's end up being sold as devices on data contracts rather than through traditional industry specific two tier distribution channels. The networks do not tend to specialise in line of business apps for enterprise scenarios that a unit like this is designed to address so we can expect software developers and VAR's still having a role to play.

Contact us about putting the ES400 to work in your enterprise mobility project sales@mobileworxs.com
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Monday, 22 February 2010

Creating Enterprise Mobility apps does not mean having to cut code

Your business is constantly evolving and the software that supports it should too.
Recent research by VDC highlighted that 70% of senior managers viewed enterprise mobility as a strategic initiative in efforts to configure the supply chain - less stock with fewer outages. A tough balance to perform with traditional paper based systems.

Our approach makes it easy for organisations to create powerful yet economical apps specific to their business processes, without engaging a hoard of programmers taking months to cut custom code.
Custom coding is time-consuming, expensive and inefficient and every time you need a minor change to your application, you'll have to re-engage the developer. Our platform allows you to create a solution that models your business processes. Increasing your competitive advantage in a fraction of the time without the expense or delay of custom programming.

Choose from pre-built apps engage us to build one for you or learn to use the platform yourself and create apps in house.

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Thursday, 18 February 2010

Enterprise Mobility Apps. Today Connectivity and Time to Develop

Our approach to building apps allows us to address two key areas in the the enterprise mobility area.

Unlike the consumer space apps in the enterprise need to contend with having to pass data backwards and forwards to host legacy business systems.
The circumstances of what gets sent to and from the device has a habit of changing as business needs change.
Both our pre-built and project built apps have a configurable integration capability that enables out of the box ODBC connectivity with existing systems.

One of the more traditional ways to create mobile applications for business has been to commission a bespoke application development. These can often be tough to justify in house as skills in .NET based mobility are not common in most IT teams. If sent outside projects can become costly, complex, and time consuming.Usually down to the vendor 'inventing' an app from scratch to address a very specific need. This then leads to an app which is difficulty to change, repeat, maintain & upgrade once it has been created.

We believe that using one our pre-built apps will give you an initial 80% fit in the majority of cases with the added assurance that you can go back in afterwards and change the process workflow if needs be. If you don't see an app for your needs we will create a prototype for you in 72 hours.

Analysts believe that around 40% of IT projects never achieve their original objectives. In times when businesses need to change their customer reactions to interactions we believe our approach has the effect of radically reducing development time investment and project risk.

Next week, more about building enterprise apps.

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Wednesday, 17 February 2010

Day 3 of why an app store for enterprise mobility is such a good idea today operating systems for windows mobile and rugged tablet pc devices

Microsoft still dominate the OS market in the Enterprise so the apps we build are .NET standards based and can run on just about any form factor that uses a Microsoft operating system be it desktops net books laptops using XP Vista or 7 and mobile on windows mobile and CE.

Our ability to support this portability is key for two reasons:

  • Backward compatibility with different versions of OS, and
  • The opportunity to mix and match devices to help users reflect the needs of the task.
We have seen more interest in the last year from businesses desiring to take the OS they know and understand from the desktop into the field. However the vast majority of field based mobility deployments seem still to be using windows mobile. How the ipad hype around larger screen form factors will influence this we will follow with interest.

Tomorrow, Time to develop and legacy system connectivity....

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Tuesday, 16 February 2010

More on why an app store for enterprise mobility is such a good idea - today devices.

Yesterday we mentioned how businesses needed to access pre-built enterprise mobility apps to plug the upcoming productivity gap. First up some thoughts on devices to run your app on...

One of the first lessons in enterprise mobility is that when buying devices especially in large numbers the longevity of the device and its suitability for the environment is important. Rolling out 1000 devices into a mission critical operation only to find out 6 months later that the unit is no longer available can be a nuisance. This pales into insignificance when the project team realise that the devices cannot be repaired either. Don't think this only happens to small businesses, many large deployments have suffered from this and embarrassingly ended up having to refresh devices in a short period of time.

Devices designed to be used in high utility scenarios commonly have life cycles measured in years rather than months. So picking the right one is a smart move when considering the long term costs of deployment training and repair.

Manufacturers and their channel partners in this area have managed to make commodities of these products to the point where they are widely available at ever more attractive prices. The unfortunate consequence being that there are many companies reselling knowledge they don't have so be careful when you select a vendor.
The lesson with rugged mobile business solution is to find someone who can really add value to your deployment in terms of device selection and support. Create a Gold Build which defines your device and app, load an app built from a platform either from scratch or from our app store and stick with it.

Tomorrow, operating systems..

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Monday, 15 February 2010

Why an app store for enterprise mobility is such a good idea

The News that some of the largest phone operators have banded together to challenge the dominance of consumer mobile app stores especially Apple is bound to bring more interesting apps to the market.

But what about the Enterprise Mobility scene? Whilst users in business originally pioneered the use of mobile devices running client apps they have not seen the explosion of app availability that consumers have.

Why is this a problem? Businesses have been shedding costs for some time so the challenge as the economy comes out of the slump is to deal with an upturn with smaller organisations than they had two years ago. Using mobile business solutions to only help cut costs further will not make the difference, the emphasis needs to shift to enabling in field workers to multi-task while enabling new business transactions and making a difference in customer service.
We created our MobileWorxs App Store to enable businesses to find suitable app and install them swiftly to derive the maximum benefit.

Tomorrow, those pesky devices..

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