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Introducing Halomem For Netsuite
The First Mobile & Web Api & Baas Platform For Netsuite
Overview:
HaloMEM for NetSuite is a mobile & web API platform that allows you to rapidly integrate, build, deploy and manage mobile & web applications that are integrated with NetSuite and almost any other datasource. With the pre-built NetSuite connector, two way NetSuite integration is a simple 2 minute configuration process.
| SonataThe 7S Framework For Enterprise BAAS (Backend-As-A- Service)
As Mobility becomes an integral part of the business & technology strategy, an mBaaS (Mobile Backend-as-a-Service) or some form of BaaS is a 'Must-Have' requirement to ramp up and manage an organization's mobile initiatives.
However, in the ever evolving (and consolidating) world of Enterprise Mobility, organizations need to look beyond business system connectivity, data storage and notifications that are essentially provided by almost all vendors with varied degrees of maturity.
The 7S Framework:
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| Michael Abishai Ambrose6 Must Haves For A Successful Enterprise Mobility Program
Mobility is seen as an important medium for some key macro-trends of our time, such as big data and cloud, to deliver maximum business value. Businesses have started to understand the value that mobility can deliver, especially when it comes to customer responsiveness and employee productivity.
| Avinash HarshHow To Move To An Enterprise Mobile Platform
Over the past few years, connected mobile devices have become all pervasive. Cisco predicts that by 2020, there will be 11.6 billion mobile-connected devices. This explosion in mobile devices creates a great opportunity for organizations to use mobility to their advantage. The rise of IoT could make things even more interesting. Most Organizations today understand the importance of mobility and its potential impact on business. In fact, some companies are facing an existential threats from competitors who are digital natives, bringing in a sense of urgency.
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