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Anytime, Anywhere Mobile Office

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Overview In today's business world, the promise of wireless computing is compelling. Professionals are attracted by the concept of instant access to business-critical information that can enhance productivity, efficiency, decision-making, and competitive advantage. The urgency to access information "anytime, anywhere" is currently fueling the growing demand from professionals for an engaging and powerful wireless computing experience, complete with new and improved devices, applications, and services. This demand presents companies with the challenge of building wireless computing and communications functionality into the enterprise. This paper describes how Intel has successfully implemented the Anytime, Anywhere Mobile Office and how this Internet-based strategy benefits Intel and its employees worldwide.

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Publisher	Intel Corporation	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	April 2002	Downloads	112
Format	White Papers
Topics	PCS Wireless, Mobile - Wireless Communications, Wireless LAN

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