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Xora, Inc., and PointBase, Inc., have announced a partnership to provide an integrated solution that will give database application capabilities to J2METM devices. Complex enterprise back-office applications, such as SAP, Siebel, and Clarify, can now be deployed on offline J2ME devices.
The pairing of Xora's wireless product suite and PointBase's Micro RDBMS (relational database management systems) technology will empower occasionally connected mobile field and sales personnel with self-service access to enterprise applications and allow companies to achieve breakthrough improvements in productivity and deliver next-generation customer service. This solution lets field and sales workers seamlessly access applications as they move from areas with wireless coverage to wireless "dead zones." The Xora solution automatically detects coverage and synchronizes data with the back-end enterprise application. For more information, visit www.xora.com.
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