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| Pocket PC Magazine's Best Software Awards 2002 Intellisync receives accolades from an industry-leading handheld publication as one of the best software applications of 2002. February 2003 issue: Pocket PC Magazine |
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| Intellisync was one of the few winners from over
1,400 product submissions for Pocket PC Magazine's Best Software Awards
2002. All winners and finalists were selected based on software reviews
conducted by Pocket PC Magazine's product editors, board of experts, other
online reviewers, as well as input from the publication's readers. Read more... |
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| Intellisync for Next-Generation PDAs Latest edition of essential software for syncing handheld and desktop supports Pocket PC 2002. By Yardena Arar April 2002 issue: PC World magazine |
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For many PDA owners, a Palm or a Pocket PC is only as good as its ability to sync up with desktop calendars, address books, to-do lists, and memo pads. Unless you're satisfied with the applications that your device supports out of the box (Palm Desktop for Palms, Microsoft Outlook for Pocket PCs), you need a program that mediates between your handheld and your organizing software. I looked at a new version of Pumatech's admirable Intellisync that extends the software's legacy. Read more... |
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| Intellisync for Symbian By Milan Tjioe September 2001 issue: Geek.com |
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Intellisync for Symbian provides fast and highly configurable synchronization for all EPOC R5 devices (Psion Revo, Revo Plus, Series 5mx, Series 7, netBook, Ericsson MC218, Diamond Mako, Oregon Scientific Osaris). Some people think Intellisync is just a shell for EPOCConnect, but it's much more--it adds features like the ability to filter items, conflict resolution, folder management, and better support for repeating items. Read more... |
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| Pumatech Intellisync 4.0: More Flexible PDA Synching September 2001 · Vol.12 · Issue 9: Smart Computing |
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You may have noticed that HotSync only synchronizes the inbox of your desktop e-mail program. Intellisync gives you more control over what folders you synchronize and lets you synchronize multiple subfolders as well. Read more... |
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| Sync Your PDA With the Greatest of Ease Intellisync 4.0 Synchronization Software February 2001 issue: PC World magazine |
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Currently Pumatech's Intellisync is the only PC/handheld-synchronization software to work seamlessly with both Palm and Win CE/Pocket PC platforms and their wide spectrum of desktop applications. This invaluable accessory should routinely be included with these devices. Read more... |
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Intellisync Gold Reviews |
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| Networker Unplugged February 1999 issue: Fast Company |
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Intellisync is an especially good solution for companies in which every employee insists on using a different pocket organizer. [Pumatech's] Intellisync Gold software ( available on a site-license basis ) can handle a stubborn mobile workforce by supporting various handheld computers and by synchronizing them all with corporate-wide contact-management software, such as Lotus Notes or Novell GroupWise. Read more... |
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| Synchronize Contact Data Across Multiple Platforms IntelliSync Gold lets devices communicate By Logan Harbaugh January 1998 issue: Information Week |
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[Pumatech's] IntelliSync Gold offers synchronization support for multiple mobile devices in a single package that solves several problems at once. Keeping track of a personal information manager database at the office, at home, and on one or more handheld devices or portable computers is helped by programs that exchange data and update entries between PIMs and other devices. But for network managers, managing licensing and installation of synchronization programs can be a headache, e specially given the variety of formats that PIM users have-for example, an end user who has GoldMine at work may use a Windows CE handheld and a PC at home with Microsoft Outlook. Read more... |
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Enterprise Intellisync Reviews |
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| Network World Mobile Newsletter, 04/17/02 By Keith Shaw April 17, 2002: NetworkWorldFusion |
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Pumatech recently announced the second edition of its Enterprise Intellisync software, which it says brings the concept of the "real-time enterprise" to life. The product synchronizes PIM, e-mail and custom database information among desktop PCs, servers and mobile devices, both locally and remotely. It also provides the IT department with a centralized administrator's console for securely configuring, deploying and upgrading mobile software applications, and for managing the handheld devices. Read more... |
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Pumatech Adds Real-Time Capabilities With Enterprise Intellisync, Second
Edition By Ryan Garvey, Dennis Gaughan April 2002: AMR Research |
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The most important new feature is the ability to synchronize with server-based content, including Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle 9i, and other Open Database Connectivity (ODBC)-compliant data sources. Intellisync Enterprise, Second Edition still handles the simple, most frequently utilized functions, such as synchronization with PIM and e-mail information. However, when the enterprise is ready to increase mobile functionality, the product’s features are now enhanced so that critical real-time data can be synched in a secure, stable, and flexible manner. Pumatech isn’t about to forget that its buyers have always been located within the IT organization. Its enhanced management functionality is designed to save IT time and resources while also providing the ability to provide critical real-time information to employees within and outside the four walls of the enterprise. Read more... |
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| Sync or Swim By Mike Cohn April 4, 2002 issue: InternetWorld.com |
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Recent updates of synchronization products are adding more oomph to the enterprise. This week, Pumatech introduced Enterprise Intellisync, Second Edition. The software synchronizes PIM, e-mail, and database information among desktop PCs, servers, and mobile devices. It also gives IT departments a centralized Administrator's Console where they can configure, deploy, and manage handheld devices. Administrators can configure settings and access privileges, deploy licenses and upgrades, back up and restore applications, and take inventory of device assets. Read more... |
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| Pumatech Announces New Enterprise-level Synchronization April 1, 2002 issue: m-Travel.com |
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SAN JOSE, Calif. — Pumatech, a major provider of enterprise-level software, is introducing what it calls "Real-time Enterprise" with the second edition of its Enterprise Intellisync. This version synchronizes PIM (personal information management), e-mail and custom database information among desktop PCs, servers and mobile devices. Read more... |
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Satellite Forms Reviews |
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| Mobile Database App Adds Pocket PC By allNetDevices Staff April 2002: allNetDevices |
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Mobile enterprise infrastructure software vendor Pumatech, Inc. said Monday that it has added support for Pocket PC 2002 devices in its newly upgraded Satellite Forms 5.0. The product is designed to work with Pumatech's Enterprise Intellisync Server and supports both over-the-air updates of information as well as updates via the standard synchronization process. Read more... |
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| Pumatech Adds Pocket PC Support to Mobile Developer Software April 17, 2002: MobileVillage.com |
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Pumatech released the latest upgrade (5.0) of its Satellite Forms MobileApp Designer software, which aims to enable development of handheld applications that integrate with desktop database applications or with server-based data. This latest version now allows development of custom applications for Pocket PC 2002 handhelds, in addition to Palm OS-based devices. Read more... |
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Best Enterprise Application — Database March 2001: Handheld Computing Magazine's Best Palm Powered Product of 2001 Awards |