MobileFrame proudly announces the release of version 5.0 of our Enterprise Mobility Platform. MobileFrame, LLC (http://www.mobileframe.com), the leading provider of Configurable Mobile ApplicationsTM, is the only Enterprise Mobility Platform in the industry that enables non-traditional software developers to create and deploy custom mobile applications across the entire enterprise without writing a single line of code. MobileFrame’s software platform is an entirely self-contained system that provides full functionality out-of-the-box, with no custom programming, no third party mobile gateways, synchronization engines or SDK’s required.

With version 5.0 MobileFrame has added a series of groundbreaking features including: Read the rest of this entry »
Archive for August, 2011
MobileFrame Announces Release of Version 5.0 of our Enterprise Mobility Platform
Posted by Danielle Mora on Aug 23, 2011
What…you didn’t get my message?
Posted by Patricia Oswalt on Aug 19, 2011
Running a mobile field service business can be incredibly difficult, especially when you consider the need to exchange information with multiple distributed workers in real-time.
Here at MobileFrame we have seen organizations that have tried everything to bridge this communication gap including:
- Equipping mobile workers with 2-way radios
- Utilizing Push-to-Talk based cell phones
- Sending text messages
- Calling workers directly
What we have found is that while these technologies are useful, they just are not optimized to help run a mobile operation.
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Scheid Vineyards has chosen MobileFrame’s Inventory Control Application
Posted by Danielle Mora on Aug 15, 2011
Scheid Vineyards has chosen MobileFrame’s Inventory Control Application to track their inventory and crops. Prior to MobileFrame they were doing most of their data entry and inventory tracking manually, and found this system to be timely and inefficient. As Scheid Vineyards continues to grow, they decided that they were in need of more advanced software technology to help streamline their business operations. After researching several software packages, it was obvious that MobileFrame was a perfect fit. With MobileFrame, Scheid Vineyards has been able to automate harvest tracking and fertilization information down to the individual row level, which has achieved significant efficiency gains for the company. Now that Scheid Vineyards has automated the vineyard side of their business, they will be able to streamline their wineries data and inventory on the same platform, thus driving a much higher ROI.
Warrnambool Cheese and Butter Factory Creams the Competition with MobileFrame’s Product Inspection App
Posted by Danielle Mora on Aug 8, 2011
Warnambool Cheese and Butter Factory (WCB), producers of high-quality dairy products for over 120 years, selected MobileFrame’s Configurable Mobile Application Solution to eliminate all paper based processes across the company. WCB is one of the oldest dairy processors in Australia today and is a major producer of high quality dairy commodities such as cheese, milk powders, whey protein, butter and cream, for both domestic and export markets.
Prior to purchasing the MobileFrame solution, their staff was using clipboard and paper forms to do quality control inspections on both the production floor and in the warehouse. After the data was collected, the completed forms were turned over to administrative staff to manually enter the data into their business system. This manual system was extremely labor intensive, error-prone and inefficient, so they were looking for an easy to use, intuitive software solution to solve these problems. WCB quickly realized that MobileFrame’s platform can be used to deploy any app with any requirement across any department. Their apps can be tailored to their business and integrated to their JD Edwards backend system. Some of the benefits of MobileFrame’s solution include:
- Increase efficiencies by eliminating error-prone manual data-entry tasks
- Increasing efficiency of product inspection operations
- Ability to write their own apps without writing a single line of code Read the rest of this entry »





