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MSDN Webcast: Beyond PIM: Windows Mobile Solutions for Finance (Level 200)

Overview Microsoft Windows Mobile offers a great platform for enabling compelling mobile solutions in finance scenarios that go far beyond Personal Information Management (PIM). Up-to-date client and deal information, improved team collaboration and location-based services allowing relevant content to be delivered to users at their real-time location can be critical in the financial industry. This webcast will look at the Microsoft .NET Compact Framework as a way to rapidly build Windows Mobile solutions and explore relevant development techniques and best practices. The webcast will review Windows Mobile as a platform for financial industry solutions including Windows Mobile-based Pocket PC and SmartPhone devices.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Microsoft
Live Date	1st August 2007 01:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	.NET, Finance, Mobile - Wireless Communications

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