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Intellisync Systems Management: A Detailed Guide to Functionality

Overview Intellisync Systems Management offers a powerful mechanism for remotely maintaining mobile devices including laptop, tablet, and desktop PCs, Pocket PC handhelds and Smartphones, and Palm OS handhelds and Smartphones. Software installations and updates can be pushed out to mobile devices remotely. Sophisticated scripting and install packages are supported to meet enterprise demands. This document provides a detailed guide to Systems Management.

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Publisher	Intellisync Corporation	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	March 2004	Downloads	416
Format	White Papers
Topics	Laptops, Middleware, PDA

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