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PointAbout’s AppMakr Featured in Meetings and Conventions Online Magazine

PointAbout’s AppMakr, a free, user-friendly, browser-based platform used for the creation of native iPhone applications, was featured in the award-winning Meetings and Conventions online magazine (M&C Online). M&C Online and print magazine is designed to help meeting and event planners excel at their jobs, offering in-depth features, news analysis, original research, destination insights, article archives, a facility search engine, and more.

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Controlling Your Mobile Workforce with OTA

Apart of the PointAbout What is OTA? Blog Series Just to recap, OTA or over-the-air programming is the process of wirelessly updating Smartphones with software, updates, and services.  Nowadays, OTA occurs via SMS/text message, which is sent to a subscriber (you) with an action request. Today, we will dig a little deeper into over-the-air programming by touching on enrollment, mobile device management, configuration profiles, what they include and what they are responsible for. Suppose there… Read more »

Filed Under: Blog | Industry Trends

The Attention is on Enterprise Smartphone Solutions

(via readwriteweb.com) The enterprise “one size fits all” Smartphone strategy is soon coming to an end. More and more companies are looking to allow employees to use their personally owned Smartphones to connect to corporate resources, while embracing a multiplatform strategy; one that supports at minimum Blackberry, Android, and iOS. According to a recent report from Forrester Research, close to 60% of surveyed companies already support personally owned Smartphones. As the report disclosed, IT departments… Read more »

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TechCrunch: The Fragmented Future Of Mobile Ad Networks

There’s generally two main profit drivers that lead people into the adventure the development of a mobile apps entails. You either create an app with a great deal of utility that people would be lost without and you sell it for a “premium” fee in various app stores, making your profits from the fruits of your better-than-the-competition innovation. The other way is, of course, to make your app FREE, give it away to the largest… Read more »