Comments on: Making MEAP Real http://robtiffany.com/mobile-enterprise-application-platform/making-meap-real Author, Software Architect, Speaker, Technology Executive, Former Navy Submariner Sun, 05 Feb 2012 08:20:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: _||_ http://robtiffany.com/mobile-enterprise-application-platform/making-meap-real/comment-page-1#comment-23 _||_ Thu, 08 Apr 2010 07:17:14 +0000 http://robtiffany.com/?p=107#comment-23 Mr. Tiffany, I am curious as to how MEAP will evolve to support Windows Phone 7 and Windows Embedded Standard 7 devices? Especially because there seems to be very little concrete information that the Windows Phone team is sharing about enterprise management of WP7-handsets and private application deployment to the same. I'm also concerned about the lack of SSCE in WP7 and how I could work around it to allow usage of structured data-heavy enterprise applications in enforced connectivity dead zones. (e.g. planes, radio blackboxes etc.) I can't give you specifics about my organization here but it is a higher-education institution with 5k+ managed PCs while mobile is in its infancy (currently considering/prototyping iPhone apps). Budgetary constraints prevent folks like me from attending TechEd etc. this year. Also why we're piloting more open-source products like Zimbra etc. and consciously switching away from integrated Microsoft solutions. Mr. Tiffany,

I am curious as to how MEAP will evolve to support Windows Phone 7 and Windows Embedded Standard 7 devices? Especially because there seems to be very little concrete information that the Windows Phone team is sharing about enterprise management of WP7-handsets and private application deployment to the same.

I’m also concerned about the lack of SSCE in WP7 and how I could work around it to allow usage of structured data-heavy enterprise applications in enforced connectivity dead zones. (e.g. planes, radio blackboxes etc.)

I can’t give you specifics about my organization here but it is a higher-education institution with 5k+ managed PCs while mobile is in its infancy (currently considering/prototyping iPhone apps).

Budgetary constraints prevent folks like me from attending TechEd etc. this year. Also why we’re piloting more open-source products like Zimbra etc. and consciously switching away from integrated Microsoft solutions.

]]> By: Nitin Garg, Bangalore http://robtiffany.com/mobile-enterprise-application-platform/making-meap-real/comment-page-1#comment-8 Nitin Garg, Bangalore Mon, 01 Mar 2010 18:40:35 +0000 http://robtiffany.com/?p=107#comment-8 The main obstacle I see in Microsoft MEAP is dependency on number of softwares and moreover these do not seem to be tightly integrated. So both design and development is a challenge. Above all, it is just for Microsoft enabled devices. There are very less enterprises in the world who are solely depend upon Microsoft devices. The main obstacle I see in Microsoft MEAP is dependency on number of softwares and moreover these do not seem to be tightly integrated. So both design and development is a challenge. Above all, it is just for Microsoft enabled devices. There are very less enterprises in the world who are solely depend upon Microsoft devices.

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