Microsoft and AgreeYa Mobility reach agreement designed to address IT ...The Seattle Times - 29 Nov, 2011The agreement allows AgreeYa Mobility, which focuses on wireless technologies, to connect Microsoft enterprise back-end systems with non-Microsoft mobile operating systems including iOS, Android, RIM and WebOS, according to the news release. ... |
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Protocol deal to bring compatible Microsoft apps to iOS, AndroidComputerworld - 29 Nov, 2011IDG News Service - Microsoft said Tuesday it will license the protocols for many of its enterprise systems to a company that will develop compatible applications for non-Microsoft mobile operating systems, including Google's Android and ... |
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Microsoft, AgreeYa Mobility team upTimes of India - 29 Nov, 2011Microsoft Corp and US firm AgreeYa Mobility has signed an agreement to allow corporations and other users to connect to Microsoft services from a variety of computing platforms. Microsoft Corp and US mobile engineering firm AgreeYa Mobility on Tuesday ... |
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Microsoft, AgreeYa deal makes apps accessible on major platformsMoneycontrol.com - 29 Nov, 2011A Reuters report confirms that software giant, Microsoft has entered into a deal with AgreeYa Mobility, a US-based mobile engineering firm. The clauses of the deal make for quite an interesting read. Reportedly, with the deal coming through, ... |
Microsoft, AgreeYa to provide access to apps across platformsReuters Canada - 29 Nov, 2011BEIJING (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp and US mobile engineering firm AgreeYa Mobility on Tuesday signed an agreement to allow corporations and other users to connect to Microsoft services from a variety of computing platforms, including phones and tablets ... |
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Microsoft and AgreeYa in license accordMarketWatch - 29 Nov, 2011BEIJING (MarketWatch) -- Microsoft Corp. /quotes/zigman/20493/quotes/nls/msft MSFT -0.13% Tuesday announced a licensing agreement that will allow mobile technology provider AgreeYa Mobility to make products that link into Microsoft ... |
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Microsoft, AgreeYa Mobility Expand Enterprise to DevicesCMSWire - 29 Nov, 2011Microsoft is looking to expand its mobile Enterprise and Cloud Application reach to non-Windows Mobile devices including iOS, Android, RIM and WebOS platforms with a protocol licensing agreement it signed with AgreeYa ... |
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AgreeYa Deal Puts Microsoft Apps On Other DeviceseWEEK Europe UK - 29 Nov, 2011Microsoft has licenced its mobile protocols to AgreeYa Mobility so its applications can be available on phones running other operating systems. The software giant is aiming to make its applications such as SharePoint universal, so it clearly has to ... |
Using the Cloud to Enable Next-Generation Enterprise Mobility SolutionsSYS-CON Media (press release) - 29 Nov, 2011Mobile computing has drastically impacted the social, commercial and even philosophical aspects of our society. Seeing the explosion of mobile applications in the consumer world, companies can't avoid dreaming about revolutionizing their businesses ... |
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Microsoft signs AgreeYa to expand apps on mobile platformsTechFlash - 29 Nov, 2011Connect with TechFlash on our Facebook page for all the latest technology news headlines and commentary, plus information and access to special events, photos from events, promotions and more. by Aislyn Greene on Tuesday, November 29, 2011, ... |
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Microsoft and AgreeYa Mobility Announce Protocol Licensing AgreementFinancial News Network Online - 29 Nov, 2011Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT) and AgreeYa Mobility announced a protocol licensing agreement that allows AgreeYa Mobility situations to interoperate with select Microsoft enterprise applications and services. According to the license agreement, ... |
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Microsoft and AgreeYa Mobility Announce Protocol Licensing AgreementBenzinga - 29 Nov, 2011At a joint customer and partner forum today in Beijing, Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) and AgreeYa Mobility announced a protocol licensing agreement that allows AgreeYa Mobility solutions to interoperate with select Microsoft enterprise ... |
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Microsoft and AgreeYa Mobility Announce Protocol Licensing AgreementSacramento Bee - 29 Nov, 2011Protocol licensing agreement advances interoperability between Microsoft applications and services and non-Microsoft mobile platforms. By Microsoft REDMOND, Wash. and BEIJING, Nov. 29, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- At a joint customer and partner forum today in ... |
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Motorola's RhoElements is this Strategy a Trend?SYS-CON Media (press release) (blog) - 29 Nov, 2011In October of 2011, Motorola Solutions (MSI), the segment of Motorola that split off to focus on business solutions, acquired RhoMobile. Rhomobile is a software company that develops mobile business and government solutions, and MEAPs (mobile ... |
Deal could bring Microsoft-compatible apps to iOS, AndroidMacworld - 29 Nov, 2011Microsoft said on Tuesday that it will license the protocols for many of its enterprise systems to a company that will develop compatible applications for non-Microsoft mobile operating systems, including Google's ... |
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Microsoft and AgreeYa Mobility Announce Protocol Licensing AgreementNEWS.GNOM.ES (press release) - 29 Nov, 2011REDMOND, Wash. and BEIJING, Nov. 29, 2011 /NEWS.GNOM.ES/ â€" At a joint customer and partner forum today in Beijing, Microsoft Corp. and AgreeYa Mobility announced a protocol licensing agreement that allows AgreeYa Mobility solutions to interoperate with ... |
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