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Samsung to spruce up its MS powered phones with 3rd part software solutions March 25, 2004 [General] | By anonymous 1. However good Windows Mobile is, many users still need some individual solutions, so Samsung announces strategic alliances with several companies to provide more add-on value... 
Samsung Mobile Enterprise Solutions Group Announces 10 New Strategic Alliances Samsung Telecommunications America (Samsung) this week announced its selection as the preferred hardware provider for 10 technology companies that are developing wireless solutions that meet the increasing demand for mobility from businesses in a number of vertical markets. This substantial expansion of its mobile enterprise solutions underscores Samsung’s commitment to meeting customer needs and requirements that enable them to wirelessly empower their organizations, thereby increasing efficiency and productivity. Samsung Telecommunications America (Samsung) this week announced its selection as the preferred hardware provider for 10 technology companies that are developing wireless solutions that meet the increasing demand for mobility from businesses in a number of vertical markets. This substantial expansion of its mobile enterprise solutions underscores Samsung’s commitment to meeting customer needs and requirements that enable them to wirelessly empower their organizations, thereby increasing efficiency and productivity. Here we mention some allies of Samsung that are related to Samsung i700 Pocket PC phone and/or to Samsung i700 smartphone: Bluefire Security Technologies Bluefire Security Technologies provides a complete security solution for wireless handheld devices that enable enterprise users on devices such as the Samsung i700 to protect their hardware and data and reduce enterprise security risks. Customers can leverage the Bluefire solution on the Samsung i700 to shield their handhelds from attacks such as data theft, and as a result, capitalize on the efficiencies that wireless technologies provide. (http://www.bluefiresecurity.com) Brazen Software Brazen Software provides Wireless Mobile and Dispatch applications targeted toward the Telco, Broadband and Utility markets. Brazen Software, running on the Samsung Windows Mobile ™ i700 device, offers the ability to provide lower cost, higher value solutions to field personnel, which in turn drives a faster return on investment for clients. (http://www.brazensoftware.com) Citrix Online Citrix Online’s product GoToMyPC PocketView empowers users of handheld devices such as the Samsung i700 Windows Mobile ™ Pocket PC Phone to stay completely connected to the office with fast, easy and extremely secure access to all of the data applications on their desktops and corporate networks from a wireless Pocket PC device. (http://www.citrixonline.com) Facility Management Engineering (FME) FME is the industry leader in applying mobile technology for maintenance management solutions. FME is leveraging Samsung’s open platform Windows Mobile ™ i700 device to capture mission critical asset and work order data. Hotelier customers use FME’s software on the Samsung i700 to close out corrective and preventative maintenance and capture actual labor and materials used. (http://www.fmei.com) Infinite Peripherals Infinite Peripherals developed the PP-55MSB, which is a portable payment device that is used in conjunction with the Samsung i700. Users can simply slide the i700 into the PP-55MSB´s cradle and create a powerful one-piece solution. The PP-55MSB is capable of printing, reading a magnetic stripe and scanning a barcode while remaining small and light enough to fit in the palm of your hand. (http://www.ipcprint.com) JP Mobile JP Mobile, a pioneer in mobile computing, has extended its Enterprise GroupWare applications (Exchange, Domino and GroupWise) and other line of business applications to include Samsung´s Mobile Intelligent Terminals (the Palm OS-based i500, Windows Mobile-based i600 Smartphone and Windows Mobile-based i700 Pocket PC Phone), as well as several other WAP phones. (http://www.jpmobile.com) Socket Communications Inc. Socket Communications Inc. (NASDAQ: SCKT, PSE: SOK), the Mobile Connection™ Company, provides the broadest range of connectivity products for Windows Mobile-based Pocket PCs. Socket’s SD I/O plug-in cards work with handheld devices such as Samsung’s i700 Pocket PC Phone to expand its functionality by enabling WLAN connectivity to Verizon Wireless Hot Spots, bar code scanning and connectivity to Bluetooth-enabled products. (http://www.socketcom.com)  Post your comment (free registration is required to post, but if you register you can edit your posts later) [ 1 Comment ]
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