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whitepaper MSDN Webcast: Russ and Joe Developer Show With Stan Schultes: Understanding the Smart Client Software Factory (Level 100)2007-10-05 Microsoft
  This webcast explores the Smart Client Software Factory, a technology toolkit from the Microsoft patterns & practices group that focuses on building complex, composite smart client applications. The Smart Client Software Factory takes advantage of the Microsoft Enterprise Library 2.0 and Composite UI Application Block, using a software factory model to generate the application framework through a set of wizards. Using the Smart Client Software Factory can result in more rapid and standardized application development, enabling developers to generate core application frameworks and focus on building the business logic behind the application rather than the plumbing code. The Smart Client Software Factory is also extensible through the patterns & practices Guidance Automation Toolkit (GAT).

Tags: Application Development		   
whitepaper Map your WarDrive with these two popular mapping applications2007-01-25 01:00:26 Syngress
 
When WarDriving to test and analyze the security of a particular wireless network, one of the best things you can do is to map out your results. Maps generated from a WarDrive are very beneficial for identifying the correct WLAN of your target and for determining the maximum distance you can be from your target and still access the network. In this sample chapter from WarDriving and Wireless Penetration Testing, learn how to use two of the most popular mapping applications: GPSMAP for Linux (Kismet) and Stumbverter for Windows (NetStumpler) to record and display your WarDrive findings.

Title: WarDriving and Wireless Penetration Testing
ISBN: 159749111X
Published:October 2006
Authors: Chris Hurley, Russ Rogers, Frank Thornton, Daniel Connelly, Brian Baker
Chapter: Chapter 8: Mapping WarDrives
Published by Syngress Publishing
  
whitepaper Live From Redmond: Visual Studio: Developing Local and Mobile Data Solutions With SQL Server Compact Edition2007-01-23 01:00:26 Microsoft
  Many developers assume wireless will be everywhere, enabling applications to communicate with centrally located servers. Any developer who's actually tried deploying broadly connected applications knows this is simply a dream of an alternate universe that only frustrates users with reality. Users want their applications to just work, and their data to be available, even if the network isn't. In order to build an app that can work offline one needs some key components such as a real database. SQL Server Express is most definitely a real database, but many find it too capable for the local and mobile data needs.   
whitepaper Small Business Webcast: Using Microsoft Office Mobile and Windows Mobile 5.0 for Business on the Go (Level 100)2007-01-23 01:00:26 Microsoft
  Windows Mobile 5.0 can help a company improve workforce productivity by offering Line-Of-Business (LOB) applications, easy access to e-mail, and enhanced security features on a variety of highly portable devices. The presenter of this webcast shows how one can use Windows Mobile 5.0 for Pocket PC or Windows Mobile 5.0 for Smartphones with Microsoft Office Mobile applications to help keep the current on business back at the office.   
whitepaper Momentum Webcast: Enable Your Mobile Workforce by Using Mobile Solutions From Microsoft (Level 100)2007-01-23 01:00:26 Microsoft
  Mobile solutions can bring together people, processes, and technologies. With the advancements in mobile hardware and software solutions, the ability to conduct business effectively and productively away from a typical office is dramatically changing the way companies do business. Mobile solutions are providing a competitive edge to many companies by helping to keep their mobile workforce informed and in touch with important customers and partners. The presenter of this webcast explains how mobile solutions from Microsoft can provide the business with a secure, adaptable, and integrated mobility platform that enables the IT department to reduce costs and complexity.   
whitepaper Reach, Relevance and Relationship2007-01-12 01:00:27 Quocirca Ltd
  Markets are fragmenting, industries are converging, and relationships are more dynamic and fragile. So how do organisations build a connection and maintain an ongoing dialogue with their current and future customers? The ubiquitous mobile phone has transformed the way people communicate, and as the most carried item of personal technology, offers......   
whitepaper Disaster Response Company Uses Mobile Solution to Expedite Inventory Processes2006-11-10 01:00:17 Microsoft
  Kenyon International Emergency Services is a Texas-based company that provides emergency response services to government agencies and private companies worldwide. To help its field teams collect and catalog personal effects gathered at disaster sites, Kenyon worked with Microsoft Gold Certified Partner Catapult Systems to deploy a solution based on Windows Mobile 2003 software for Pocket PCs using Pocket PC devices and Microsoft server products on the back end. The result is faster, more streamlined collection and cataloging of items to be sent to victims' family members and investigators - meaning better service in the aftermath of traumatic events.   
whitepaper Helicopter Company Expects Revenue to Rise With Cost-Effective Mobile Communications2006-11-10 01:00:17 Microsoft
  Lloyd Helicopters buys, sells, leases, and brokers helicopters worldwide. In the past, the company often negotiated at a disadvantage. When employees were away from the office and urgent communications arrived, the office staff sent calls or text messages to their mobile phones. The field employees had to find a computer or fax machine to retrieve the details - a time-consuming and often impossible task. Then, in 2006, Lloyd Helicopters deployed Dopod838Pro PDA phones powered by Windows Mobile 5.0 and Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Service Pack 2 with Direct Push Technology. With this solution, e-mail messages, faxes, and attachments are delivered to the employees' mobile phones instantly.   
whitepaper Beverage Distributor Improves Mobile Access, Cuts Daily Route Accounting by Two Hours2006-11-10 01:00:17 Microsoft
  As one of the leading beer distributors in central Florida, the Schenck Company found that its proprietary IBM AIX-based route automation system was limiting its business. Transmitting orders electronically was difficult, and orders were frequently lost. Salespeople and drivers lacked real-time inventory and price information, so daily account settlements were often complicated and time-consuming. In addition, many reports had to be created manually. The distributor decided to replace its system with Rutherford & Associates' eoStar Route Management based on the Microsoft .NET Framework and Windows Mobile software.   
whitepaper Golf Equipment Leader Boosts Order Processing, Realizes ROI in Just 18 Months2006-11-10 01:00:17 Microsoft
  As the manufacturer of well-known golf equipment brands such as Titleist, FootJoy, and Cobra, Acushnet Company places significant emphasis on customer service. In fact, the company's sales representatives keep a quantity of stock on hand to deliver products, immediately and in person, to customers in times of need. Although popular with customers, this practice eventually grew to be burdensome, error prone, and costly to manage. To improve efficiency, Acushnet developed an order processing application for Windows Mobile powered Pocket PC Phone Edition devices.