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 »
Mobile Computing
MobileFrame Announces Release of Version 5.0 of our Enterprise Mobility Platform
Posted by Danielle Mora on Aug 23, 2011
Separating Fact from Fiction: Digital Forms vs. Mobile Business Applications
Posted by Patricia Oswalt on May 10, 2011
Along with the smartphone boom of the past decade we have also seen an exponential increase in the number of companies providing mobile applications.
This increase in the number of available software vendors has caused confusion in the marketplace when trying to determine what the main differences are between companies that provide simple mobile forms vs. mobile business applications.
When most companies are investigating solutions they are looking for ways to eliminate the manual process of collecting information on paper. By eliminating the collection of data on paper, the business will be able to save costs, and ultimately increase profits. As an example let us assume that you are currently looking for a mobile software vendor to help eliminate paper from your field operations. You have completed your preliminary research and think you have found 2 companies that could be a potential fit.
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Why don’t businesses value mobile computing like they value office based computing?
Posted by Nick Hession on Jul 13, 2010
I was chatting with one of our valued partners today, and we got into a very interesting discussion regarding the adoption of field based mobile computing. It appears as if we have both stumbled upon the same problem. The apparent disconnect between automating office based paper processes, and field based paper processes. This discussion really made me think.
“Why don’t businesses value mobile computing like they value office based computing?”
For years companies have been using computers in the office to aid in the functions necessary to run the daily operations of the business.
For Example:
- Bookkeeping / Accounting
- AR / AP
- Payroll
- Customer Activity Tracking
- Sales Performance Tracking
- Resource Scheduling
- Creating, assigning, and closing Work Orders
- Ordering Parts
- Updating Spreadsheets
- Etc.
The MobileFrame Application Challenge, Send us your FORMS!!!!
Posted by Nick Hession on Jun 22, 2010
Click here to take the MobileFrame Application Challenge, send us your paper forms!!!
Send us your paper forms, we will build a custom application and demo it to you live the very next day!
Contact Us | Phone: 408.885.1200 | Email: info@MobileFrame.com
Mobile Project Gone Wrong?
Posted by Nick Hession on Feb 9, 2010
Over the last couple of weeks I have had multiple discussions with organizations that tried to go mobile, only they weren’t successful. (FYI – None of these organizations have ever been MobileFrame customers) After hearing about all of the obstacles they tried to overcome, I realized that they all have a few problems in common.
Problems Encountered:
- Endless Professional Services Cycles (i.e. Development) – One company said that they have been trying to get their pilot started for the last year and a half. They’ve spent $100,000+ on Software and another $40,000+ on Hardware. The hardware is still sitting in a corner collecting dust.
- Difficult to use Development Environments – Some of these groups purchased development environments that claimed to be easy to use. They weren’t. This naturally lead to issue #1 which is the need to pay for a lot of money for Professional Services. Read the rest of this entry »
MobileFrame Launches New Site Design for www.MobileFrame.com
Posted by Lonny Oswalt on Jan 29, 2010
We recently re-designed our website (http://www.mobileframe.com) to make it more robust and user-friendly. And hopefully provide better insight into our products, benefits and features. For those of you familiar with our old design, be sure to stop by and check out the changes – we’d love your feedback (info@mobileframe.com). New to MobileFrame? Be sure to check out http://www.MobileFrame.com and let us know what you think.
2010 – A New Year, and a New Direction for the Blog!
Posted by Nick Hession on Jan 22, 2010
It’s been a very busy year so far, we are almost into February and we’re getting just getting out our first blog post! Fortunately we have been hard at work planning our content schedule and strategy around the blog for 2010, and have decided to add a new section to the blog specifically focusing on Mobile Education. With all of the competing technologies, platforms, operating systems, carriers, it can be difficult to separate marketing hype from actual fact. Our aim is to focus on one topic every couple of weeks, and try to shed more light on each particular subject.
Not surprisingly for this week we’ve decided to focus on : What a Mobile Computing Platform is, and why it matters Read the rest of this entry »
Mobile Printing – Houston we have a problem!
Posted by Nick Hession on Nov 19, 2009
I was recently reading the article “Make Mobile Printers Work for You” by Brian Albright featured in the November edition of Integrated Solutions Magazine, and I couldn’t believe what I was reading. Essentially it was an article that was stressing the importance of planning your mobile solution with an emphasis on the need to plan for mobile printing, because it can take a long time to create.
The article did a good job of pointing out many of the limitations of mobile operating systems, including the lack of the ability to print out of the box, lack of bundled drivers, etc. While it is true that mobile printing isn’t native functionality to Windows CE, Windows Mobile, etc. It is native functionality inside of MobileFrame. In fact our customers don’t need to plan for the use of mobile printing; they can create new print layouts in minutes, and deploy them to field in seconds, all without the need to write a single line of code, or contact us for development. And, MobileFrame supports over 450 mobile printers out-of-the-box.
We’ve done the work to bundle print drivers, and allow users to easily create print layouts via our drag and drop GUI interface; this eliminates the guesswork, and gives you the benefit of not having to worry about paying for someone to code a print layout.
If you would like to see a live demonstration of our capabilities, feel free to fill out this form, and we will schedule a time to chat. Don’t forget to follow us on twitter http://www.twitter.com/MobileFrame
Make vs. Buy – Why not have both?
Posted by Nick Hession on Nov 16, 2009
Every Organization looking to implement mobile technology is forced to make this same decision: Do I make my mobile application, or buy it? There are several options to consider. Read the rest of this entry »
Visit MobileFrame at the Motorola Road Show at the Chicago Hilton (10/28 + 10/29)
Posted by T. Andrew Oswalt on Oct 21, 2009
MobileFrame will be exhibiting at the Motorola Road Show to be held at the Chicago Hilton on October 28th and 29th. Don’t miss this opportunity to meet with MobileFrame Business Development Manager, Bruce Redke and witness firsthand a live demonstration of MobileFrame’s patented 100% Code Free platform. Bruce will be demonstrating MobileFrame’s soon to be released version 4.6.





