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 Applications^TM, 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 »

For the past 20 years organizations that have implemented mobile software solutions have found that in order to be successful they had to become subject matter experts in mobile computing. This is in addition to figuring out how to cobble together software components from different vendors in order to ensure a successful deployment.

In fact during a recent meeting with a prospective client we discussed this very topic. During our discussion he said that when his team was implementing their legacy mobile solution in 2003, they had to learn about a variety of technologies related to mobile computing.
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MobileFrame proudly announces version 4.7 of our enterprise mobility platform. With this version, we have added a series of useful new features including:

• Database Setup Wizard.  This wizard helps users quickly and easily create a new MobileFrame database and set it up for use.  It will work with any/all databases supported by MobileFrame including SQL, Oracle and DB2 databases.
• Task Version History.  When you save a task (a mobile application), an automatic backup of that version will be generated and stored in the database.  You can review all versions of your tasks, rollback to a particular version, or export different versions of your task.
• Project Publisher.  With the new Project Publisher, Administrators can “publish” (export) entire Projects including mobile applications, enterprise data (static and dynamic), mobile workers, etc. This allows Administrators to move projects across servers from development to production and/or create complete backups of their projects. Read the rest of this entry »

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 »

In order to ensure the best quality experience for our users, Engineering has released a maintenance update to the MobileFrame 4.6 release.  If you’re a current customer or partner using MobileFrame 4.6, you can get the maintenance update file from the “My Downloads” section on the support site.

This optional update includes fixes for several minor issues reported by our customers and partners.  Read the release notes included in the download to see exactly what was addressed.

Note that you can apply the update to an existing MobileFrame 4.6 installation only.

Enterprise mobility is certainly getting a lot of attention these days. Especially when you consider that organizations have been forced to do more with less resources.  Service based organizations, no matter the size have been looking for ways to take advantage of mobile technologies, and uncover the benefits of going mobile.

One fallacy that I’ve found when companies are investigating mobile solution providers is that they fail to consider the full lifecycle of the project.  Here are a couple of questions that should be asked. Read the rest of this entry »