Mobile SharePoint Solutions 

Cell phones are ubiquitous now. Simply look around-- it is easier to count who doesn't have a mobile phone than who does. And, phones such as the iPhone, Android, and Blackberry have taken mobile communications to an entirely new level. Now people are expecting to do all types of things, business and personal, from their phones. It's not just limited to receiving and sending email either. Mobile computing is here to stay. Are you ready to keep your mobile employees ahead of the crowd, or will you be playing catch up in a rapidly changing environment. The explosion of mobile phone capabilities is helping to change the face of how work is performed. More people are using SmartPhones today and have the need to interact with their business processes and access data at least part of the day from these devices.

The recent release of Office and SharePoint 2010 has created a lot of interest and excitement. SharePoint use has been exploding over the past two years, and the 2010 release offers a lot of benefit with its enhancements and new functionality. There is some additional mobile functionality native to SharePoint 2010, but it only goes so far.  So, how do you extend the rich SharePoint experience in critical areas to your mobile users?

Portal Solutions and Mobile Entree give you a full view of the key considerations when you decide to bring SharePoint to your mobile users. Learn best practices so your users remain focused and productive when using a mobile device. Virtually every knowledge worker uses a mobile phone, and with the advent of the advance touch screen phones like the iPhone, Android, and others, more and more users have even more capabilities than ever with their devices.

Portal Solutions' Jeff Ward covers the strategic implications of the trends in mobility, and outlines why a sound mobile strategy is essential. Learn what you should consider as you prepare to bring mobile more completely into your organization.

Mobile Entrée’s Lisa Ruff tells how you can stay productive and continue to collaborate and access  SharePoint 2010 data, business process and business intelligence. She discusses how the addition of the Mobile Entrée Framework extends SharePoint and can provide a rich SharePoint user experience on your Blackberry, iPhone, Droid, Windows Smartphone, Palm Pre, iPad or Nokia Symbian devices (without installing any apps on these devices.)

You will learn

• How to get a rich mobile experience with SharePoint
• How to make your mobile employees more productive
• Ideas for ways you can use and improve SharePoint now
• Tips for effective user adoption of SharePoint on mobile devices