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Open Terra's mSolve Enterprise Mobility Suite enables businesses to reduce the time and costs associated with mobile application development and deployment. Open Terra delivers a complete mobile solution in an online, feature rich, user-friendly environment. Open Terra's mSolve is the fastest, most robust mobile development and deployment environment in the marketplace today.
Linux users can now create mobile applications in minutes with Open mSolve Mobile Design Studio. The studio provides a Rapid Application Development environment that is always on-line and accessible with an Internet browser, allowing for seamless integration to all major databases, Web services, Message Queue (MQ), Enterprise Java Beans (EJB), and business applications and logic. The mSolve Enterprise Mobility Suite provides everything necessary to instantly create and deploy multiple mobile configurations and assign them to any number of users and groups. With Open Terra's mSolve, businesses can send messages and alerts to their entire workforce, to specific groups and divisions, and to individual users immediately.
“Our mSolve Enterprise Mobility Suite will provide organizations that are running Linux enhanced mobile business functionality, which for the most part, was not available to them until now, " said Open Terra’s CEO, Dave Sasson. "One of the barriers to Linux adoption, as a mobility platform in implementing mobile and wireless solutions, is the lack of easy-to-use, powerful mobile business applications and tools. Open Terra’s mSolve will help advance Linux adoption among companies that will be undertaking mobile business initiatives to improve productivity, as well as their competitive edge. We see great upside potential with mobile and wireless implementations for Linux business users, especially with the growing worldwide acceptance of 3G, WiFi, and WiMax technologies”.
Open Terra's mobile suite of products is designed to develop and deploy powerful mission-critical mobile enterprise business applications in the most cost effective way and in the fastest possible timeframe. Open Terra provides the greatest flexibility of any mobile solution. Built entirely on Java technology, the on-demand mobile server can be hosted on virtually any hardware platform. Open Terra's mobile device-resident agents, built on Java and .NET technologies, ensure that the mobile applications are portable across multiple mobile devices and that are operational in wirelessly connected or disconnected modes.
Open Terra’s mSolve Enterprise Mobility Suite is now be available on the IBM, Novell, and Red Hat partner solution catalogs. For information, click to www.openterra.com.
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TyWon 06/04/04 06:20:08 PM EDT | |||
Does anyone know how this is priced? |
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Deepak 06/03/04 12:13:13 AM EDT | |||
I sent them an email asking Open Terra if they support Linux PDA's as well, like the Sharp Zaurus. YES they do. They said they have device agents for virtually any device. |
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Jim T 06/02/04 09:07:10 PM EDT | |||
I got an email back from Open Terra about the evaluation copy. They informed me that they will be doing live with their developer network soon and that registered users will have access to the entire online mobility suite, which will be hosted and available 24/7. How cool is that? |
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Ryan Wilson 06/02/04 08:23:15 PM EDT | |||
Great to see a cross-platform mobile platform. |
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Nancy 06/02/04 08:20:18 PM EDT | |||
My company is a Novell shop. We will be exploring mobile solutions in the near future. This is definitely on my list when we start planning. I got a message from the Novell channel earlier this week. It looks like they have an even nicer screenshot at the Novell site at http://www.novell.com/partnerguide/d100326.html |
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Nancy 06/02/04 06:37:36 PM EDT | |||
My company is a Novell shop. We will be exploring mobile solutions in the near future. This is definitely on my list when we start planning. I got a message from the Novell channel earlier this week. It looks like they have an even nicer screenshot at the Novell site at http://www.novell.com/partnerguide/d100326.html |
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Nancy 06/02/04 06:35:01 PM EDT | |||
My company is a Novell shop. We will be exploring mobile solutions in the near future. This is definitely on my list when we start planning. I got a message from the Novell channel earlier this week. It looks like they have an even nicer screenshot at the Novell site at http://www.novell.com/partnerguide/d100326.html |
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Sam 06/02/04 06:28:52 PM EDT | |||
I poked around their website. The technology looks right on and I can't believe all you need is a web browser to use it. The screenshots look too good for an Internet app. Has anyone tried this product, let me know? |
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Jim T 06/02/04 06:23:58 PM EDT | |||
This product looks awesome. I emailed Open Terra at both developers@openterra.com and info@openterra asking them for an evaluation copy. I will let you know what they say. JT |
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