Based on Gil’s experience supporting many different mobile projects, the seminar will review common mistakes (based on real stories) and how to avoid them when selecting and implementing a Mobile Solution.

The need to optimise IT resources to save money and power has driven the massive growth in virtualisation of business applications. Now your virtualisation strategy can embrace real-time voice applications for the first time. This really is a development you need to take advantage of. Find out more from a market leader in communications software, Mitel.

The future is all about new mobile experiences. In her seminar Silvia will talk about current and future trends of mobile devices and more generally speaking mobile experiences. She will talk about original forms of information design and about the next concepts of universality. Silvia will speak about forecasts, trends and expected changes in user as well as usage behaviour and more importantly about how these behavioural changes will impact future information design and mobile experiences.

Martin Kane, Director of Customer Relations at Severn Trent Water will present the organisations business case for implementing a mobile solution and the selection process they undertook to find a suitable vendor. Martin will discuss the methodology of the implementation, specific challenges the organisation faced and their plans for moving forward.

Find out what is “Mobile CRM”?
Find out what are the business benefits of Mobile CRM?
Find out the 7 Key Considerations when choosing your Mobile CRM solution.
How to build a case for Mobile CRM in your organization.

Looking at the latest trends in the Wireless & Mobile industry. How people are using mobility for business success. Best practices in rolling out and managing mobility solutions

‘Mobile widgets’ as defined by W3C and found in Opera browser (among others) have made their way onto mobile devices. Small JavaScript and HTML based applications provide a graphical front-end with the Cloud (Internet) providing information. Widgets provide a powerful way to provide end-users with an ever-expanding functionality just a glance away.

This session will provide an introduction to the Symbian Platform, the industry’s “most open” mobile platform. Starting with the formation for the Symbian Foundation, this session will lead you through some of the challenges we have faced while creating our open source platform, provide insight into our successes and some the lessons we have learned along the way.

• The expanding role of mobile apps in business efficiency
• Trends and case studies in mobile enterprise apps
• The future of enterprise mobile apps and what should be on your radar

With offerings coming to market from major players and a promise of a single device for end users, do the benefits, protocols, standards and technologies deliver for business or residential users today?
With options around customer premises or carrier technology offerings available, what works for your business and where is this heading?

Is mobile really integrated into your business' communications? True mobile integration is seen as the next frontier for unified communications; advances in the way that IP telephony and networks work together mean that small business can easily take advantage of the cost-savings that tools like broadband voice, presence, video conferencing even simple web-based collaboration tools and separate advances in mobile data like Blackberry have revolutionised how your mobile workers can keep in touch and work productively outside of the office.
We explore how you bring all of that mobile capability into your communications and make your systems work together even more effectively, how one device, one number and one voicemail can really work and how by bringing it all together can save you money

During these turbulent times being in control of your business, having the agility to adapt to the changing environment and respond to customer needs is vital to stay ahead of the completion. A plan for your communications built around your users, business and customers is vital to empowering people to provide the levels of service customers require. We will discuss the different ways this can be achieved, the challenges on the way and how technology is not the only way of achieving success.

An O2 story
Hear about our own experience of creating a new vision for ‘Our Space’, and our journey in creating a welcoming, inspiring and highly effective workplace that better connects our people. This inspiring seminar will share real, practical examples of how we’ve changed working life at O2 and delivered benefits for both our people and our business.

Opening address to outline the current mobile deployment and delivery landscape as well as introduce and set the scene for the days workshops. This session will examine the threats and opportunities this presents to the mobile deployment and delivery industry.

Opening address to outline the current mobile design landscape as well as introduce and set the scene for the days workshops. This session will examine the threats and opportunities this presents to the mobile design and development industry.

At the heart of every business is the goal of driving increased efficiencies whilst delivering more customer value and revenue growth or new revenue streams. Mobile applications have provided a key role for many organisations in enabling them to drive efficiencies across their field and sales force. Join us to learn about how companies have achieved these efficiencies and how even more value can be delivered by joining up these applications across organisations

Enterprises world-wide are adopting Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), IM, online video and other Unified Communications (UC) applications for communications cost-savings, and business continuity.

However, VoIP and UC networks have their own unique security challenges. In this presentation, we will discuss vulnerabilities and solutions. Attendees will glean valuable information on many UC vulnerabilities and risks, tools used -- and protection measures.

- The art of the possible now
- Trends and case studies in mobile application innovation
- The future of mobile applications a preview of what is coming and what's on the horizon

- The Web is becoming the OS.
- Devices, platforms come in all shapes and sizes. Only one thing unifies them: The Web
- Opportunities of the Web as a platform
- Enterprise mobility, how does the browser fit in
- How Widgets are changing the mobile landscape

Established in 1998, aql are Mobile Messaging Specialists and the UK's largest inbound messaging aggregator . As an MVNE aql also provides unbundled access to UK mobile services and wholesale IP Voice services to the UK's ADSL industry. Our primary focus is on supporting our Channel Partners, Value added Resellers, Systems Integrators, Corporates and ITSP's - we concentrate on maintaining quality so that we underpin those whose business depends on our service.

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Casio is a global leader in the design and manufacture of handheld terminals. This is reflected in the innovative design of the DT-X30 terminal. An IP67 terminal, drop tested to 1.8 metres, for use in demanding applications and environments. Casio are launching the IT-800 with some new touch screen technology.

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About Forum Nokia Nokia's global developer program, Forum Nokia connects developers to tools, technical information, support, and distribution channels they can use to build and market applications around the globe. From offices in the U.S., Europe, India, Japan, China, and Singapore, FNDC provides technical and business development support to developers and operators to assist them in achieving their goal of successfully launching applications and services to consumers and enterprises.

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Mobius was one of the first dedicated M2M providers and has been picked out as one of the top three in Europe. We focus on delivering a reliable service, accurate billing and added security. We are proud to say that we are Vodafone’s preferred distributor for M2M Data SIMs

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About O2 •Telefónica O2 UK Limited is a leading communications company for consumers and businesses in the UK, with 21 million mobile customers and over 520,000 fixed broadband customers as at 30 September 2009. •Telefónica O2 UK Limited is part of Telefónica Europe plc, a business division of Telefónica S.A. which uses O2 as its commercial brand in the UK, Ireland, Slovakia, Germany and the Czech Republic, and has 46 million customers across these markets. For further press information ab...

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Discover the Possibilities of Toughbook Mobile Computing Solutions The benchmark in ruggedised mobile computing, built to military standard and with full MS operating systems, Toughbooks provide organisations with a solution that provides mobile workers with same tools and information available in the fixed environment. With WLAN, HSDPA, GPS and Bluetooth, Toughbooks offer the full range of connectivity needed to unify communications with field personnel and fully integrate their work activ...

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ProCell Mobile Management is the market leader of mobile management tools and consultancy services. We can reduce your monthly mobile expenditure by up to 50% with our ground breaking solutions and services. As experts in our field we can offer a comprehensive range of services.

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Research In Motion Limited is a leading designer, manufacturer and marketer of innovative wireless solutions for the worldwide mobile communications market, notably the BlackBerry® smartphone range. Through the development of integrated hardware, software and services that support multiple wireless network standards, RIM provides platforms and solutions for seamless access to time-sensitive information including email, phone, SMS messaging, Internet and intranet-based applications. RIM tech...

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Skeye is one of Europe´s largest manufacturers of mobile terminals and offers system solutions for field services. Varlink, their UK distribution partner is joining Skeye to present their flexible and user friendly mobile computing devices that are already successfully used by the Royal Automobile Club for fleet and service management.

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The Barcode Warehouse currently supports over 50,000 hand held mobile computers for a portfolio of blue-chip organisations. This covers airtime, implementation, software, training, helpdesk support, repairs and reporting, taking all the pain away from the client. With its growing Managed Services division, the business is fast becoming the ‘first choice’ for businesses and organisations considering a major investment in mobile technology. Its Managed Services is underpinned by successful Di...

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TigerSpike is a personal media company with a specialisation in mobile. With offices across three continents, our global telco and media experience combined with R&D from our Innovation Lab keeps us and our clients ahead in New Media. We’re leveraging this experience to bring innovative expertise to the B2B marketplace

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Beckman Coulter, a large multi-national medical instrumentation systems provider, improved the security and productivity of its field service engineers with Mobility XE Mobile VPN software. Now their engineers can access critical customer information securely and remotely from hospital labs, biotech facilities, university research centers or wherever their work takes them. Mobility XE also enabled field service and corporate applications to work seamlessly in wireless environments and in areas with intermittent coverage—eliminating repeated re-logins and data re-entry when users lost connectivity. Mobility XE also secured all transmissions to and from workers’ Pocket PCs and protects Beckman Coulter’s corporate networks from unauthorized access via encryption and device quarantine features.

Beckman Coulter Case Study 2007.pdf 138.72 kB

“The use of a mobile VPN has been integral to the delivery of agile working for our Mobile Workforce. The seamless ability to roam between various connections with little user interaction is proving invaluable; both in terms of keeping support to a minimum and the actual time users spend establishing a remote secure connection."

Richard Murphy
Network Services Manager
Birmingham City Council

OVERVIEW

The Challenge
To enable agile working for Birmingham City Council’s employees by supporting the Council’s agile working target and increasing the effectiveness of Council staff.

The Solution
Through the implementation of the NetMotion Mobility XE™ Secure Mobile VPN (Virtual Private Network), Birmingham City Council is delivering a secure, seamless, easy to use and cost effective mobile solution to the workforce.

The Results
Rapid adoption of the mobile solution by the Council’s employees who quickly identified work productivity benefits available combined with significant cost reductions for the Council.

The Benefits
NetMotion Mobility XE VPN has given Birmingham City Council a long-term solution that will help the Council reach their agile working targets; help improve the efficiency and effectiveness of their workers whilst also reducing their costs.

Using the skeye.pos mobile, a new serving with place service was implemented in the Düsseldorf ISS Dome.
The customers profit from better service, the caterer reports increased turnover.

ApplicStory-Dome-e.pdf 621.03 kB

Streamlined, reliable access drives strategic field‐service initiative.

With 23.9 million cable customers, Comcast Corporation is one of the nationʹs leading providers of entertainment, information and communication products and services. In order to fulfill promises to customers for timely service, the company embarked on an ambitious initiative as part of its “Dream Big” campaign. Reliable application access for field technicians was central to the effort – which is why NetMotion Mobility XE was the centerpiece of the mobile deployment.

Comcast_CS_v6.pdf 266.51 kB

RWE npower is one of the UK's largest energy suppliers. It generates electricity and supplies gas, electricity and related services to around 6.6 million customers through its retail business. Vital to their Energy Service operations are the hand held devices used by their team of mobile field engineers for meter reading and meter installation

N Power Case Study Psion Teklogix.pdf 9.21 kB

Partnerships UK's project staff is location independent; their work can take them to several different project sites all over the UK during a working week and yet wherever they are they require easy access to the company’s network files and applications including time recording, accounts management and knowledge management systems.

The challenge facing Chief Information Officer, Mike Robinson was to provide a method of remote access that would improve productivity of PUK staff by offering flexibility and greatly simplified access for mobile workers.

Partnerships UK Case Study.pdf 141.26 kB

How Skeye's mobile terminals support Royal Automobile Club boosting its effectiveness.

ApplicStory-RAC-e.pdf 1.25 MB

In the retail sector, the customer is king – and customers expect one thing above all: namely that the desired products are available in adequate quantities and, of course, that they are correctly labelled. To do justice to these requirements, many producers and wholesalers today engage the services of external field workers, known as rack jobbers. In addition to providing an appealing presentation, in particular they ensure that merchandise is ordered, checked and labelled in the relevant outlet. Each day the rack jobber goes on tour to his various customers to deliver goods on site, accept orders or adjust the pricing on labels. Accordingly, the rack jobber’s key task consists in coordinating the requisitioning and delivery of merchandise and in updating all the relevant information at the POS. Skeye's MT, the skeye.allegro creates the ideal interface between the producer or wholesaler, the field service worker and the retailer...

ApplicStory-Rackjobbing-e.pdf 735.51 kB

Optident is one of the UK’s largest providers of dental materials and services. Unhappy with their existing VPN, Optident wanted a remote access solution that could improve the performance of its newly deployed sales force application over wireless networks and enable its sales team to maintain their VPN and application sessions when they lose connectivity. Optident deployed Mobility XE on its sales laptop, PDA and smartphone devices. In addition to addressing the problems they experienced with their old VPN, Mobility XE was virtually transparent to Optident’s sales team, allowing them to focus on their jobs, not their connectivity.

Optident Solution Story.pdf 216.18 kB

The skeye.allegro LS helps make the daily work of the delivery staff a great deal easier.

ApplicStory-SchweizerischePost-e.pdf 423.03 kB

Describes how Yorkshire Water’s service engineers have benefitted from using Toughbook notebook computers to help in delivering “40,000 miles of water and sewerage mains in the County of Yorkshire, and supplying 1.24 billion litres of drinking water every day” also demonstrating how “An investment in IT has been crucial” and because of this investment today Yorkshire Water “stands amongst Ofwat's highest rated suppliers.”

CASE STUDY_YORKSHIRE WATER.pdf 113.47 kB

Unilever, a world leader in consumer goods, has selected NetMotion Mobility XE and Mobility XE Policy Management to deliver and secure line-of-business applications to field sales representatives around the world.

TigerSpike designed and built an entire MMS Broadcast and messaging platform (powered by Phoenix*) for Vodafone Australia, launched in 2008. The objective was to create a platform that would allow Vodafone to communicate to staff and customers. For staff the core objectives were to improve employee engagement and provide a method for instant company communication. Up-to 600,000 per day are now being sent out, with close to one billion messages having been sent in total.

TigerSpike host, manage and support the platform and manage the creative execution of the MMS campaigns. We also run quarterly Innovation Lab workshops that help acquaint the Vodafone Australia team with knowledge of its platform.

An example of a campaign that was used to improve employee engagement is below:

TigerSpike designed a user-generated content campaign; an integrated mobile, flash-based website and MMS competition. Users sent MMS self-portraits to the Vodafone shortcode for the campaign, which were then uploaded to the Vodafone website. After logging on, the user was able to crop his/her image and apply the face to one of four festive character templates. This classy photo could then be downloaded to their mobile handset and sent off for the joy of holiday cheer. TigerSpike handled the full strategy, concept development, design, development and implementation of the campaign

* Phoenix is TigerSpike's proprietary award-winning, carrier grade Service Delivery Platform.

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Wilkinson have 304 stores across England and Wales, with larger stores selling around 20,000 different products, varying from food to garden furniture. This large product range means stocktaking must be fast and efficient to get through all of the stock. The stock operating team currently has seventeen members of staff around the UK.

All of the recent hype in the mobile industry has been around the iPhone. But with the unveiling of the open-source, license-free mobile operating system Google Android, that is destined to change.

And why is that so?

AndroidWhitePaper-TigerSpikeOct08.pdf 310.17 kB

There has been much hype surrounding the latest product offering from Apple – the iPad. On Wednesday 27th January 2010, Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that the product would begin shipping in March 2010 to customers in the United States with international rollout, whilst unconfirmed by Apple, expected to follow soon after. Apple claims that the iPad falls under a totally new genre of device, and is positioning the product somewhere between the laptop computer and the mobile smart phone.

The iPad is being priced according to this market positioning, with US prices ranging from $499 to $829. International pricing is yet to be announced which will clearly affect the uptake of the device. If the market does not respond as favourable to Apple’s initial proposition, there is currently speculation that the pricing may be dropped to increase the uptake.

Think about how the iPad will feel in your hand. Is it really just a ‘large iPhone’ or is it an opportunity to create a brand new interface with your content? Web has traditionally been a 3 to 4 vertical column set up, mobile a 1 vertical column set up, but the iPad has a dynamic, flexible grid like structure that opens up great new interface opportunities. Of course content creators can treat it like a large iPhone, but those content owners who create a unique interface that captivates consumers will win. As content moves to become ubiquitous it is the user interface that will define choice of content provider. Make sure your interface is so great that consumers will pay for it and can’t wait to virally share it with their friends.

TigerSpike_iPad_WhitePaper_February2010.pdf 209.75 kB

Already a crowd pleaser for consumers and marketing managers alike, the new features will ensure the iPhone becomes an integral part of ongoing digital brand strategy. After all, it is an ever evolving global platform that now comes with a proven track record.

This is the new device that runs the 3.0 software. The ‘S’ stands for ‘speed’ and loosely draws
parallels with the Porsche Boxter S or the Aston Martin DBS. Sleek, stylish, and swift? The new
phone was announced on 8th June at WWDC and at first glance does appear to live up to
expectations.

Primarily, this document deals with the new features of the 3.0 software as it is these that will
impact most upon the marketing world. In terms of the device upgrade, the only real differences
are speed and the enhancements made to the camera.

TigerSpike_iPhone 3 0_Overview.pdf 221.67 kB

Outside the perimeter of the business location additional controls need to be added to a mobile IT deployment to ensure the security and integrity of data on the device and netwpork access. Balancing the need for control with flexibility given to the user requires care and attention to both strategy and implementation.

Mobile users have many challenges facing them as they try to work outside of a managed and familiar working environment. Too many constraints and challenges can distract and divert users from the task at hand, meaning that productivity gains hoped for by the deployment of the technology will be lost.

This paper looks at how to get the best out of mobile productivity and how to avoid the six most common mobililty pitfalls during the planning and excecution of mobile implementations.

Quocirca - Mobile Pitfalls.pdf 438.08 kB

For an IT department, much of what goes on within a mobile deployment is unseen. With the Mobility XE Analytics Module, adminstrators gain an unprecedented view into how mobile computing resources are used.

Read this white paper to learn about the capabilities of the NetMotion Mobility Analytics Module. It includes a complete listing of the reports available, and examples of how insight from specific reports can be used to boost productivity and drive other operational improvements. The paper also details the notifications capability — the second major element of the Analytics Module — and how it greatly streamlines the day-to-day management of a mobile deployment.

Mobile Analytics.pdf 628.15 kB

According to the US Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) Analytics™ Database, approximately two-thirds of U.S. hospitals use wireless technology within their healthcare delivery organization. In order to understand the issues, challenges and concerns surrounding the deployment and utilization of wireless networks, HIMSS Analytics conducted two focus groups in March 2009 with senior IT executives who have implemented wireless networks. Institutions represented in the focus groups range from large (1,000+ bed) urban health systems to small (100 bed) rural organizations. All of the participants manage IT for diversified healthcare companies with hospitals, sub-acute, ambulatory and home health operations. The findings from those focus groups are outlined in this white paper.

Top_Five_Challenges_for_Wireless_Healthcare_Deployments.pdf 80.31 kB

Traditional approaches for encrypting data in transit such as IPSec and SSL are intended for wired networks with high-speed, highly reliable connections. In a mobile wireless network environment where data transmission speeds are slower and connections less reliable, traditional VPN performance suffers, frequently causing application failure, data loss and reduced productivity.

This White Paper explains in detail why IPSec and SSL VPNs fail to meet the needs of highly mobile workers, and how a Mobile VPN, such as NetMotion Mobility XE succeeds where legacy technologies fail.

Comparing Mobile VPNs 2010.pdf 231.33 kB

The right mobile and wireless technologies not only address the unique computing challenges mobile workers face such as wireless coverage gaps and interruptions, internetwork roaming and performance issues, but also help automate and streamline processes, providing significant ROI. This Yankee Group white paper identifies the secure mobile solutions available and how these technologies map back to the requirements of today’s mobile enterprise.

Yankee Maximizing Mobile Worker Productivity.pdf 182.67 kB

Providing mobile workers with computing devices that assist them in the field creates great opportunities to improve productivity. To be most effective, mobile computing devices must not only perform the tasks they are required to do, but also be designed to meet the needs, abilities, and limitations of workers and their work environments. This means ergonomics, a scientific discipline that concerns itself with finding the perfect fit between people and their work to improve employee job satisfaction, is a crucial element when designing effective mobile computing devices.

Natural_Task_Support_A4.pdf 545.97 kB

The Nokia Ovi Store is a mobile storefront and media portal designed to allow customers to download applications & other media. Guided by its “social discovery” and networking features, the new Ovi Store is positioned to rival Apple’s iTunes App store as a viral hub for developers to deliver new applications to the mobile masses outside of the iPhone bubble.

This document summarises the Ovi offering from Nokia

TigerSpike_Ovi_White_Paper_FINAL040909.pdf 299.55 kB

In order to objectively assess the business case for deploying handheld devices, it is critical that the organization understands the ramifications of their choice of device. As with any buying decision, consumers perform a cost benefit analysis, weighing options versus the benefits relative to the initial cost of the unit. Cost should be measured over its expected lifespan from purchase to disposal rather than a point in time. Over time, device performance can seriously affect the overall performance of the business and the return on investment (ROI).

Providing mobile workers with computing devices that help them do their job in the field creates great opportunities to improve organizational efficiency and productivity. When deploying into mobile environments, ruggedness is a key consideration - not only must devices be able to support the application, they must also withstand the physical challenges inherent to potentially tough environments.

Ruggedness_White_Paper_A4.pdf 653.72 kB

Authenticating users and securing sensitive data transmissions is critical in today's world. Adequately securing network access and protecting data being transmitted to and from mobile devices is more difficult in wireless environments.

This white paper details how NetMotion Mobility XE prevents unauthorized users from accessing your network and stops eavesdropping, replay and other network-level attacks.

Security for Wireless Networks.pdf 1.10 MB

A key challenge faced by enterprise IT management is how to ensure the productivity of the growing population of mobile workers. A successful mobile deployment can empower mobile workers with the resources they need to be effective at the point of service, resulting in a more productive workforce, expedited customer service, happier customers and increased revenue. Selecting the right mobile solutions and managing today’s mobile enterprise, however, is not a simple task. Successful mobile deployments require IT management to take a holistic approach managing all elements of the mobile deployment, including applications, wireless networks and devices.

This white paper describes how Quality of Service (QoS) can enable organizations to maximize mobile worker productivity and fully leverage the benefits of their mobile deployments.

Wireless QoS.pdf 639.01 kB

WWAN technology and market trends

WWAN_Technology_and_Market_Trends_A4.pdf 601.96 kB

ProCell Mobile Management offers a range of ground breaking tools and consultancy services that tackle and resolve the problems and headaches associated with managing a mobile fleet and can reduce mobile expenditure by up to 50% with it's ground breaking solutions and services.

ProCell Mobile Management Product Brochure.pdf 153.59 kB

Is there anything it can't do?
Take a Windows PDA with 3G HSDPA.
Add more radio capabilities with GPS, WiFi and Bluetooth®.
Give it a camera and a full VGA display.
Design it with Natural Task Support™ the best ergonomics in the business.
Now drop it on to concrete from five feet. In the shower.
Pick it up and get to work.
You've just invented the Ikôn

Ikon_Spec_Sheet_A4_EN.pdf 2.24 MB

The Analytics Module delivers insight into the performance of the mobile deployment and promotes hands‐off management. It provides detailed statistics on usage; intelligence on the networks and applications used; and automated notifications that save time and facilitate fine‐tuning and capacity planning.

NetMotion_Mobility_90_Analytics_Datasheet.pdf 326.99 kB

The Mobile NAC (Network Access Control) module ensures that devices have required security measures in place before allowing connectivity and granting access to applications and data. Mobile NAC also works with the Policy Management module to remediate devices without impacting workers.

NetMotion_Mobility_90_NAC_Datasheet.pdf 196.01 kB

Mobile computing, particularly over wireless and public networks, presents new management and security challenges. Often, there are multiple networks, many types of devices and different groups of mobile workers with varying roles and application requirements.

The Mobility XE Policy Management Module gives administrators unprecedented flexibility and control over mobile productivity and security by creating custom policies to manage access to network resources. Conditions and actions can be combined to help control WWAN costs, bandwidth usage and user experience according to your organization’s security policies. Basic block, allow, disconnect or pass-through actions can be assigned to parameters such as network interface speed, network name, IP address, date and time, OS version, and application name.

Policy Mgmt Module Datasheet.pdf 267.40 kB

Mobility XE is a software-only Mobile Virtual Private Network (Mobile VPN) that provides secure, continuous remote access to network resources and applications from mobile devices over any wired or wireless IP-based network. Industry-leading Mobility XE enables organizations to maximize the productivity and management of their worldwide mobile workforces, deliver flexible remote access, and safeguard the security of their data and networks and using Mobile Network Access Control (NAC).

NetMotion_Mobility_90_Datasheet.pdf 234.19 kB

A user-friendly interface and an attractive design, combined with state-of-the-art electronics and robust construction that guarantee a long service life.
The skeye.dart is more than a simple scanner...

skeye-dart-FieldService-e.pdf 416.26 kB

skeye.guide is a new navigation solution for flexible field service management
It has been optimally tailored to the specific needs of mobile solutions in the field service and in logistics, helping you to avoid the cost of unnecessarily travelled distances.

skeye-guide-e.pdf 828.24 kB

Equipped with a powerful 32-bit processor and the latest Windows CE technology
skeye.integral perfectly fits into many EDP installations...

skeye-integral-e.pdf 1.57 MB

The Mobile High-Performance UHF Reader supports applications in retail, logistics and industrie.
The integrated long range UHF reader, barcode scanner, WLAN, Bluetooth, and GPRS components ensure the unit will handle new emerging auto-ID tasks meeting the EPCglobal standard.

skeye-integral-UHF-e.pdf 508.10 kB

The skeye.pad automotive is the perfect co-driver for logistics, transport and field service
applications. It has been particularly designed for use in vehicles to support the driver,
disposition and entire fleet management.

skeyepad-automotive-e.pdf 737.52 kB

The skeye.pad MPC contains the full range of technology for modem mobile computing
applications. Equipped with WiFi, Bluetooth, Ethernet, USB and a Cardbus slot, the skeye.pad MPC
is the perfect companion for the daily mobile usage.

skeyepad-mpc-e.pdf 344.77 kB

Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC) with Intel® Atom™ Low-Power Consumption Processor
Panasonic’s CF-U1 Toughbook, an extremely ruggedised UMPC (Ultra Mobile PC) has been specially developed for the compact computer market. The extremely rugged CF-U1 offers long battery life based on the latest Intel® Atom™ low power consumption processor. Unlike most handhelds the CF-U1 runs on the full-function Windows® XP or Windows Vista® operating system, with 1060 gram weight, and sunlight viewable 5.6 inch touchscreen the CF-U1 provides remote workers with the ability to access information and applications in real time, thus improving organisational efficiency, increasing information accuracy, and enabling field-based decision-making.

Announcing an exciting extremely Rugged UMPC The Panasonic CF-U1 Toughbook.pdf 69.16 kB

Our Proof of Concept gives you all the
advantages of enterprise-class technology at
an affordable starting price of just £5,000.
There’s absolutely no hassle and no risk
either. If you don’t want to go to full
deployment, just return the appliance and
we’ll refund the cost.

Proof of Concept - UC Appliance.pdf 160.65 kB