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Enterprise Mobile Solution TCO Study

Overview The first generation of handheld devices initially found enthusiastic acceptance as the perfect Personal Information Management (PIM) tool for the busy business professional. Today's mobile computing devices have transcended the early adopter personal gadget realm and entered the ranks of critical corporate infrastructure assets. With an increasingly mobile and geographically dispersed workforce, mobile devices are now considered a key component of the connected enterprise. Mobile devices are an essential component of the next generation of automated enterprise workflows and business processes. Typical medium-to-large enterprise mobile solutions now involve over 500 mobile devices, synchronized to a centralized server to enable multi-user data exchange and unattended, transparent updates.

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Publisher	Gantry Group	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	May 2002	Downloads	17
Format	White Papers
Topics	Palm, ROI - TCO, Pocket PC - Windows CE

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