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November 1, 2011 No Comments

SOURCE: ResponseSource

Leading provider of business mobility solutions Excitor, today launched a new version of its pioneering enterprise mobility product. DME 3.6 takes mobilisation to a new level, simply translating business applications to the mobile environment, as well as supporting secure email, on a host of mobile devices including Android, iPhone, iPad and now Windows Phone.

DME 3.6 pushes the boundaries of business mobilisation while guaranteeing the highest levels of corporate security, giving users flexibility and safety. It also provides for proactive management of call, text and data costs by alerting users to approaching spend limits and administrators to usage patterns, allowing them to proactively manage user behaviour, prevent bill shock, and get the best deals for international and other use.

DME 3.6 is meeting the demands of business and employees. Employees want and expect to use their personal devices at and for work. DME allows businesses to meet these demands knowing their corporate data is secure and there is absolutely no risk to their business. This is imperative with the security issues around open devices like Android and the major security breaches that continue to occur. This solution allows businesses to make substantial hardware and service savings.

As a key enabler for bring your own device to work, Excitor’s secure partitioning of corporate email and data prevents business information being transferred to personal space and ensures work related mail is sent and received only via a corporate server. It also allows systems administrators control of corporate data without affecting employee’s personal information.

Excitor CTO Carsten Eliot Nielsen sees DME 3.6 as the way forward for businesses and their employees. He said: “DME 3.6 includes the launch of AppBox – a means of rapidly building and deploying forms based applications to mobilise enterprise business processes. Now organisations can introduce new secure mobile applications from simple processes such as approving vacation requests or purchase orders to building complex CRM processes. It works not just on the newer iPhone and Android devices but also on Symbian and BlackBerry.

DME 3.6 also adds the integration of RSS feed data into the secure partition protecting both the content and customer investment in valued information.”

Ross Oldbury, Head of IT Innovation for British American Tobacco, sees real benefits: “DME from Excitor enables us to implement a corporate/personal mobile concept, where company data is completely secure and encrypted from any personal information, on any given mobile device. By placing a standard user interface across all personal devices, the DME product offers a ‘window’ into British American Tobacco, where users will be able to access mobilised business applications and functions, supported with ease and at low cost.”

Excitor offers DME as a cloud based solution and as an ‘enterprise behind the firewall’ solution. The enterprise solution enables customers to own the complete mobility infrastructure for DME, hence they avoid international governance issues around corporate data being held outside of their own geographic borders.

DME brings huge savings benefits to business, particularly significant given today’s high data usage.
Alison Henderson, VP Sales for Excitor, said: “Data costs may be coming down but usage is growing rapidly, reportedly up 86 per cent in the past year (according to a recent report from Nielsen). Managing the implied cost to business for voice and data is imperative to businesses, particularly in times of slow economic growth.

DME 3.6 allows companies to manage these costs effectively and helps users monitor their own usage and expenditure. By using DME businesses are better placed to negotiate data tariffs and choose providers and can block service and data usage as the business dictates.”

DME 3.6 works on all key device platforms and across all operators. It is CESG Claims Tested Mark accredited and as such approved for central and local government use. DME 3.6 now also supports additional languages including Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Hebrew.

About Excitor:

Excitor is a leading provider of secure Mobile Device Management and Mobile Email solutions. Excitor develops and sells DME (Dynamic Mobile Exchange) to organizations globally. With sales and implementation offices and partners across Europe, the Americas, Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa, Excitor is assisting enterprises of all sizes with mobilizing their workforces, and effectively managing their mobile fleets. DME ensures that companies can administer and support thousands of mobile units – centrally and effectively – without compromising security. DME also offers a secure corporate partition for email, PIM and applications, enabling employees to use their personal and preferred mobile devices in the workplace. DME supports all major mobile operating systems, runs on all networks, and is operator-independent.

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