Mobile Applications
What our customers are saying:"With a Web-based wireless application, if you lose your phone, it's no big deal. You just get a new phone. No data is lost, no critical information can be downloaded. It's all secure."
--Alan Batchelor, Emhart Glass
Create smartphone web applications
The rise of smartphone popularity has also increased security risks. If a smartphone
containing critical business information is lost or stolen, a company could be at serious risk of compromising their
data. Mobile Web applications built with m-Power completely avoids these risks because they don't store any
data on the phone itself. Rather, m-Power creates web applications formatted for use on your smartphone,
providing these unique advantages:
- Enterprise-level security: Since no data is stored on the phone itself, mobile web applications created with m-Power take advantage of the enterprise-level security used by enterprise web applications.
- Look and feel: m-Power lets you format your web applications for any smartphone, giving it the same look and feel as a typical application.
- Low risk: When a smartphone containing critical business data is lost, proprietary information may be at risk. When a smartphone used to access m-Power-built web applications is lost, no critical data is compromised.
The m-Power Advantage
Never created mobile applications before? Unsure of how to format one or what information should be displayed? One of our consultants can explain mobile application development best practices, and answer any other questions you may have. Mobile application development is still a relatively new field. Make sure you have an expert in your corner when attempting to develop mobile apps for your business.Mobile Applications Case Study
Manufacturer Emhart Glass's Application Development Manager uses
m-Power to bring creativity and ingenuity to his IT projects
The exceptional part of this story is the volume and breadth of myriad applications created with m-Power.
Emhart has even moved into the wireless realm, with some creative (and incredibly useful) applications that can
run on cell phones and Blackberry devices.






























































































