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Managing Mobile Devices (Pocket PCs) in the Enterprise

Overview Businesses today need to be increasingly agile to adapt to changing markets and the changing needs of their customers. In order to do this, today IT managers are being asked to support an increasingly mobile workforce with 'anytime-anywhere' information access through mobile devices, such as Microsoft Windows Powered Pocket PCs. Just as with desktop solutions, effective management of these mobile devices and the applications that run on them is vitally important to the efficient operation of an organization's business processes. This paper will highlight the main issues that implementing mobile devices presents to IT professionals. It will go on to show how Microsoft technologies combine with applications from Microsoft mobile solutions partners to enable IT managers and administrators to deploy, support, and extend business information to the mobile workforce.

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Publisher	MobilePlanet, Inc.	File Format	HTML
Date Published	December 2003	Downloads	92
Format	White Papers
Topics	Pocket PC - Windows CE, Mobile - Wireless Communications, Windows CE

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