ProScan Enterprise Mobility, leaders in total mobile solutions, introduces MobileFrame, a mobility platform that allows ProScan to develop and deploy mobile applications throughout an organisation.
MobileFrame is the first and only truly Configurable Mobile Application mobility platform in the industry. MobileFrame's revolutionary mobility platform eliminates customised coding through an intuitive, user-friendly point and click desktop, that enables ProScan to create, deploy and manage virtually any mobile application for its customers.
MobileFrame accelerates mobile application deployments from months to weeks by eliminating the need for costly and time-consuming custom coding. MobileFrame can be used by small to large enterprises and includes advanced features such as remote software deployment, updates and device management, allowing for easy rollout and ongoing maintenance of the mobile solution.
MobileFrame is a complete system, including synchronisation, mobile application and device management, advanced server and client workflow creation, user administration, ERP (enterprise resource planning) and system integration built in to a centrally managed point and click desktop mobility platform.
Customers can run multiple mobile applications concurrently, with MobileFrame's 'worry free' system. All field data and business logic is stored locally so if power or host connectivity is lost, users do not lose any data and continue to operate while offline.
All data is automatically date and time stamped and recorded in a database, allowing business intelligence to be gathered and records to be archived for all projects or tasks that have been deployed on the MobileFrame system.
GPS tracking and mapping is also fully integrated with MobileFrame's Mobility Platform, allowing businesses with mobile workforces to recover time and money lost due to operational inefficiencies. GPS tracking and real-time insight into the location and status of field workers takes mobile workforce management to new levels by making real-time information available to the enterprise at the click of a button, allowing quicker response to requests and changing conditions in the field.
Andrew Fosbrook, Managing Director of the ProScan Group, said: “Through the partnership with MobileWorxs in the UK the premier EMEA partner for MobileFrame, ProScan has raised the bar in the deployment and use of sophisticated mobile applications tailored to the individual organisational needs.”
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ProScan Enterprise Mobility
ProScan Enterprise Mobility, part of the ProScan Group, is a leading provider of total mobile solutions that increase efficiencies in enterprises across southern Africa. Solutions include an extensive range of automated data collection and mobile computing technologies, combined with world-leading application development tools for enabling mobile solutions throughout enterprises.
Applications range from real-time warehouse data collection, voice-directed warehouse tasks, in-transit visibility solutions, in-field asset tracking to on-site maintenance and field services - all integrating into back-end enterprise systems.
With a full suite of global brands of bar coding, data collection, RFID, wireless networking and mobile computing hardware, ProScan Enterprise Mobility specialises in developing customised mobile applications, as well as providing an extensive range of professional services. These services range from vendor accredited workshop repair facilities, on site repairs to Mobile Help Desks that provide outsourced management of all mobile devices.
ProScan Enterprise Mobility represents leading global enterprise mobile technology providers, including Vocollect, Datalogic, HipVoice, Datamax-O'Neil, Motion Computing, Intermec, CoPilot GPS and mapping software, MobileFrame's mobile development platform and Wavelink device management software.
The company focuses on providing mobile solutions to enterprise customers in vertical markets, including retail, fast moving consumer goods, transport and logistics, industrial, and services and utilities.
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