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The Benefits of Microsoft Mobile Messaging

Overview The popularity of mobile technologies, such as mobile phones, converged mobile devices, WiFi and WAN connectivity is furthering the expectation that companies and their employees be more responsive and accessible. Still, the decision to invest in mobile technologies should never be done for mobility's sake, but instead, driven by a business requirement, or for the efficiencies that come from providing mobile employees with convenient access to the information and applications they need to get the job done. The companies studied in this White Paper that have implemented Microsoft's server-based, mobile-messaging solution were able to achieve significant direct and indirect cost savings.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	IDG (International Data Group)	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2005	Downloads	4
Format	White Papers
Topics	Windows CE

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