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<title>2014 Mobile Device Management Options to handle BYOD from Matthew Adamson (19 Dec 2013, 7:36 pm) in group &#x22;Enterprise Mobility&#x22;</title>
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<description>Check out this free guide that highlights the best options in the MDM market. The guide covers all the major players&#x2019; features, capabilities and contact information if you are interested in getting in touch. With the onslaught of BYOD and other mobility initiatives mobile device management will be a major focus in 2014 and this guide is a great place to start. Just click the below link to access your complimentary 2014 MDM Solutions Guide. http://solutions-review.com/mobile-device-management/get ...</description>
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<title>Your Mobile App Development Partner from Alan Smith (11 Dec 2013, 4:11 pm) in group &#x22;Enterprise Mobility&#x22;</title>
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<description>I&#x27;m Alan Smith from HTC Global Services. Let me take this opportunity to introduce HTC Global Services. HTC is a Global Software Development company with a separate practice on Enterprise Mobility. In-order to assist Enterprise Mobile Solutions, HTC has built 3 proprietary frameworks that would mobile enable the application to cross-platform with greater scalability and security. Please find the brief explanation of our proprietary frameworks: WebMorph &#x2013; HTC&#x2019;s auto-responsive framework that ...</description>
<author>Alan Smith &#x3C;en-support@xing.com&#x3E;</author>
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