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Carrot App Participate ISTE Conference 2012 at San Diego

The CarrotApp team will attend ISTE conference 2012 to present the unique Mobile Device Management solution, EAP and App Pak for schools.

2012-01-30
CAMBRIDGE, MA, January 30, 2012 (Press-News.org) The CarrotApp team will attend ISTE conference 2012 at San Diego on Jun 25-27. We will present our unique Mobile Device Management solution for schools-EAP and AppPak during the conference. AppPak is the first education app delivery system, which features safety and filtering.
Enterprise App Protector enables IT department to manage all Android devices from one desk easily and restrict the usage of the devices completely. AppPak can setup a private school app library, which gives a student "bookbag" of learning Apps and ebooks selected by schools. It can be managed centrally and allows the schools to push out apps without touching each device. Together with EAP, AppPak provides perfect e-learning experience to students in school.
ISTE's annual conference and exposition is the world's premier educational technology event (formerly the National Educational Computing Conference, NECC). Each year nearly 20,000 enthusiastic ed tech professionals and corporate representatives from around the globe unite for five days of professional learning, collaboration, and hands-on demonstration of the best new technologies for the classroom, school, or district.
Carrot App is a leader solution provider in locking and securing Android device. Its mobile device management solution, EAP, focuses on locking and managing employer owned devices. Since released, EAP has gain customers world widely in multiple industries, including healthcare, education, service, and transportation.

For more information about Enterprise App Protector or Carrot App developing team, please visit online at http://www.carrotapp.com, or contact CarrotApp at +1-866-298-3751

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The Android platform was built to enable developers to create new and innovative mobile applications.

CarrotApp Company builds applications for distribution in the Market but also do contract development for others that have excellent concepts but who lack the resources to complete the builds.


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[Press-News.org] Carrot App Participate ISTE Conference 2012 at San Diego
The CarrotApp team will attend ISTE conference 2012 to present the unique Mobile Device Management solution, EAP and App Pak for schools.