DURHAM, NC, March 12, 2013 (Press-News.org) MobileSmith, a leading provider of mobile software solutions for enterprise customers, and TVAR Solutions, a value-added reseller of cloud and mobile infrastructure to the US government, announced a strategic partnership to deliver innovative mobile solutions to Federal agencies.
"With TVAR's 20 years of experience delivering cloud IT solutions to the government, MobileSmith can now empower more Federal clients to quickly and cost-effectively build, deploy, and manage secure mobile applications for both iOS and Android devices," said Bob Dieterle, Senior VP and General Manager of MobileSmith.
"Enterprise applications are moving from PC's to mobile devices. MobileSmith accelerates this transition through its ease of use and flexible deployment strategy. Government will be able to deliver services to more Americans in more ways using mobile apps based on MobileSmith," - said Toby Zellers, Vice President of Strategy and Solutions, TVAR Solutions.
MobileSmith is a complete cloud solution for enterprise mobility and a patent-pending SaaS platform that allows creating and deploying custom native mobile apps without writing a line of code. The platform also serves as a back-office for secure management of your organization's entire portfolio of apps; pushing real-time notifications, and easy updating of apps without re-submitting them to the app stores. MobileSmith and TVAR experts provide comprehensive mobile strategy consulting and secure integration of your mobile apps portfolio with your back-end systems.
MobileSmith and TVAR will offer a joint educational webinar: "Agility, Centralization, and Cost Control in Delivering Federal Mobile Applications" on Wednesday, April 10, 2 pm. To register, visit: http://www.mobilesmith.com/webinar-federal-mobile-apps/
MobileSmith is a brand of Smart Online, Inc. (OTCBB: SOLN), a leading provider of cutting-edge mobile software solutions. We empower our customers to get to market quickly with self-built mobile apps that drive business value. Our patents pending MobileSmith platform is an innovative cloud solution that enables organizations to rapidly create, deploy, manage and update custom, native Smartphone apps deliverable across iPhone and Android platforms. With no prior knowledge of software programming, business managers can quickly and affordably take their company mobile.
For more information, visit www.MobileSmith.com
TVAR Solutions is a value-added reseller that can design, deploy, and manage effective infrastructure, from data centers to cloud to mobile devices. Our senior technical advisors, experienced engineers, and proven performance ensure a fully functional, dynamic, and secure enterprise. TVAR Solutions has the people who make Federal IT simple. For more information, visit www.TVARsolutions.com
MobileSmith Partners with TVAR Solutions to Deliver Mobile Solutions to Federal Agencies
TVAR Solutions will help bring MobileSmith's unique cloud technology for quick development, deployment, and management of native smartphone and tablet apps to clients in Federal government.
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[Press-News.org] MobileSmith Partners with TVAR Solutions to Deliver Mobile Solutions to Federal AgenciesTVAR Solutions will help bring MobileSmith's unique cloud technology for quick development, deployment, and management of native smartphone and tablet apps to clients in Federal government.