Firm Cuts the Cost of Phone-Based Data Access by 60 Percent With Cloud Offering

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27-03-2009
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With more mobile workers depending on smartphones to stay in touch with work, enterprises are eager to find an easy way to give workers secure access to Line-Of-Business (LOB) applications through their mobile phones. Cumulux helps companies meet that need with mPortal, an application that integrates LOB applications and presents the results through a smartphone interface. To broaden mPortal's appeal, Cumulux converted it to a "Cloud-based" service using the Azure Services Platform. With a software-plus-services approach, workers get anytime, anywhere access to business data through their phones, and their companies reduce costs by about 60 percent by avoiding on-premises installation. The cloud approach reduces mPortal deployment time by 75 percent and accommodates unlimited scalability of customer data.

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Firm Cuts the Cost of Phone-Based Data Access by 60 Percent With Cloud Offering