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Supporting Windows Mobile-Based Devices Within the Enterprise: Corporate Guidelines for Each Stage of the Device's Lifecycle

Overview Windows Mobile-based devices, including the Windows Mobile-based Smartphone and Windows Mobile-based Pocket PC Phone Edition, are ideal communications tools for busy corporate executives, sales people, managers, field engineers, and others who need to stay in close touch with e-mail, calendar, contacts, and corporate data while they're on the move. Like laptop computers, such devices enable mobile users to work in multiple locations, such as their office, home, a hotel, a customer's site, or while in transit using a familiar Microsoft Windows interface. Windows Mobile-based devices can access corporate data through mobile Line of Business (LOB) third party applications as well as via standard file shares.

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Publisher	Microsoft	File Format	WORD
Date Published	November 2004	Downloads	357
Format	White Papers
Topics	Pocket PC - Windows CE, Mobile - Wireless Communications, Windows CE

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