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msc mobile is a leader in business process mobilization in the SAP area. msc mobile's product suite currently offers enterprise solutions for mobile time tracking, mobile travel expenses, mobile asset management and mobile CRM. Visit us at http://www.msc-mobile.com.

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Recent Blog Entries

SAP EAM Work Order Mobile Application
Today at SAPPHIRE NOW, SAP made a big announcement: A new application to mobilize SAP Enterprise Asset Management. It is called SAP EAM Work Order Mobile and connects to SAP PM/CS.Read more...Tags : sup sybase mobile workorder mam eam sap momentum
Mobility Edition of Sparks
I was recently interviewed by sparks, a great magazine about growing your business. Their latest edition is about mobility and can be downloaded here. Other than me they also interviewed Patrick Meyer, President of Sourcebits Technologies NA and Mark ...
Why usability is the key to success for mobile solutions
Mobile software is all around us. In the past we accessed the internet and our personal data mainly on our desk via a desktop computer, but now the focus is shifting more and more to mobile devices. When I am in the train, half the business people have ...
msc mobile at TechEd 2010
SAP Mentor Kevin Benedict interviewed Martin Fecteau at TechEd 2010 in Las Vegas ...Read more...Tags : lasvegas teched momentum sup sybase sap
5 Reasons why you should implement MOMENTUM Field Service for SAP
Implementing a new business process or improving and re-engineering an existing one always comes at a price. If we look at mobile field service/mobile asset management, we will of course save money in the long run, but first we need to invest more or ...
Sybase Unwired Platform Part 1
Two weeks ago SAP announced that it will acquire Sybase, the leading company for enterprise mobility. Many people criticized this move because of the huge amount of money SAP will spend. msc mobile and I work with Sybase solutions since a while and ...
MOMENTUM - the next generation of Mobile Field Service for SAP
The development of MOMENTUM kept us from msc mobile busy the last 9 months. So it is very exciting to finally have the product in my hands and to demo it on a tablet pc to customers and partners at SAPPHIRE. The feedback has been great and I want to give ...
My first day's with the iPad
So, this is the first blog post I write on the iPad (and I do it on the virtual keyboard, not on a Bluetooth one). I wished that I could write it with Pages, but - and that is the first negative thing - I am not able to install it. The reason? Well, I ...
Keep it native!
Most companies, that offer mobile solutions for SAP, are following the same concept: Write the application ones and run it on all mobile platforms out of the box. This is of course great! You save a lot of time and money. Some people like Kevin Benedict ...
The SAP/Sybase Deal ... WOW!
Wow ... wow! Remember when you saw "The sixth sense" with Bruce Willis the first time? Or the end of "The Empire strikes back"? That is the feeling I had yesterday.Read more...Tags : skytechnologies syclo mobile sap sybase

Recent Responses

Re: Keep it native!
Hello Alexander, I Completely agree with you. I would summarize it as "Don't be lazy, go native". Four months later (and, apparently, for many more months to come), people are still figuring out ways of NOT building native apps. Even more ...
Sybase or Syclo Two MEAP Provider?
div divGood buy Sybase. Goodbye Syclo?/div divIt’s the question at the top of many people’s mind - SAP customers, partners, prospects, employees and the analyst community.Now that SAP has shown their hand and made a clear decision to acquire ...
Re: Hoa: Offline applications with HTML 5
I had done a similar exercise for Google Gears and will port that code over to HTML5 with the aid of your tutorial. Android 2.0 and above now support HTML5 so this demo works perfectly. Now all the major smartfone operating systems have a common ...
Re: Integrate 3rd Party Mobile Development Tools with SAP
Sybase has SUP - Sybase Unwired Platform, that makes mobilization of SAP via BAPI calls a snap. SUP also handles device management, provisioning, security, etc.
Re: iPhone OS 3.0 - still not Enterprise ready
Hi In my experience, most enterprise IT managers opt for cheaper and easily replaceable devices. The iPhone does not fall into either of these categories (as I write I find it is currently out of stock at the UK's largest supplier due to unprecedented ...

Why usability is the key to success for mobile solutions

Enterprise Users deserve better!

Mobile software is all around us. In the past we accessed the internet and our personal data mainly on our desk via a desktop computer, but now the focus is shifting more and more to mobile devices. When I am in the train, half the business people have their smartphone in their hand, the other half is fighting about the power plugs for charging their laptops.

But how does a mobile enterprise solution need to look like?

msc mobile at TechEd 2010

Interview with Martin Fecteau

SAP Mentor Kevin Benedict interviewed Martin Fecteau at TechEd 2010 in Las Vegas ...

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