Industry Standard - Going Mobile to Survive
Despite the market downturn, the stream of wireless startups hasn't slowed a bit. Venture capital firm ignition estimates it has seen nearly 3,000 business plans for new wireless companies since March. The crowded landscape, not to mention the flawed technology, virtually guarantees the failure or consolidation of at least three-quarters of the existing wireless startups. View this article.

Wireless Business and Technology - It's the Transaction, Stupid
Whether it is sales, service, inspection, workflow, or public safety, there are plenty of paper forms to eliminate. Mobilizing paper processes in the field involves overcoming several technical hurdles. It involves multiple legacy back-end information systems that don't talk to each other, communicating over a low-bandwidth, unsecured intermittent network to a thin-client device operated by a non-technical user. Any mobile initiative involves dealing with six technical issues: integration, business logic, security, network and client device limitations, user experience and total cost of ownership. View this article.

M-Business Magazine - Finding the Right Wireless ASP
The ASP is responsible for running the application and making sure it works with the business's existing technology infrastructure. The ASP meets with the client, devises a solution (from either custom-written or off-the-shelf components, or both) an, for a variable fee (perhaps setup plus monthly charges or a percentage of financial transactions), maintains the necessary expertise, connectivity, and infrastructure to keep the system running and up to date. This approach has the advantage of letting both parties focus on what they do best; it also offers the client a relatively affordable way to keep up with fast-changing technologies and standards, compared with acquiring the necessary staff and equipment in-house. View this article.

Information Week - Lexis-Nexis Mobilizes Its Field Sales Force
The Lexis-Nexis Group is deploying a software and server package from Mobilize, inc. that will let its 400-plus field sales force update pricing and marketing materials quickly and efficiently. The Mobilize package also frees time for selling by automatically organizing, sending, and cataloging information for salespeople.

Colorado Springs Gazette - Flourishing in the Storm
Despite the parade of bad news coming from analysts, business leaders and technology companies, a handful of Colorado Springs-based companies have managed to thrive amidst the blustery high-tech storm. Mobilize, Inc., which develops software for traveling sales workers, was able to secure a $3 million loan from its investors to carry the company through the rest of the year.

Internet World - Mobilizing Wireless
To serve the needs of today’s savvy consumer, sales forces and other workers must have more information than ever at their fingertips when they are out in the field. That’s where wireless customer relationship management comes in.

Wireless Business and Technology - Who's On Board
Introducing just some of the many distinguished wireless mover and shakers we're honored to have sitting on WBT's International Advisory Board or Technical Advisory Board including Bob Pinna, founder of Mobilize, Inc.

Broadband Industry News - Mobilize Deploys Mobile Enterprise Application
Lexis-Nexis Corporate and Federal Markets will use Mobilize Web to consolidate and organize the company's vast collection of sales support materials and provide its mobile sales representatives with anytime, anywhere access.

Nextel News Release - Executive Forum on Internet & Wireless Strategy - Solutions that Increase Productivity
The Forum will show how the integrations of internal systems with innovative wireless technology can result in increases productivity, greater efficiency, and reduced costs. Presenters will include Tom Kubancik, VP of Business Development of Mobilize presenting "Mobilizing the Enterprise - Building Powerful Solutions for the Mobile Workforce."