Mobile Applications' Impact on Your Bottom Line
Exclusive Panel with Global 2000 Executives Explores the Rapid
Transformation of the Mobile Workforce
SAN JOSE, Calif. (Business Wire EON/PRWEB ) March 9, 2007 --
Vettro
What: It is the beginning of the mobile mainstream -- 40% of the
workforce will be mobile in 2007. Executives from GE, Hitachi Data
Systems and RIM will gather for a panel on real-world challenges and
opportunities encountered in the path to mobility. Moderated by Khristen
Chapin of Integrated Solutions magazine, the panel features
enterprises at various stages of mobile adoption discussing practical
issues surrounding their experiences.
This is the first event of the “Mobile
Enterprise Dialogue” series, sponsored by
Vettro. Vettro is a global leader in mobile on-demand applications and
is trusted by over 200 of the world’s most
successful field sales and service organizations. Vettro is scheduling
other panel events throughout the year in Chicago, New York and
Washington D.C. for executives at global organizations to share best
practices in mobile computing.
For the complete schedule of the Vettro “Mobile
Enterprise Dialogue” series, visit www.vettro.com/news/events.html.
Who: Executives from Vettro, GE, Hitachi Data Systems & RIM.
Moderator Khristen Chapin from Integrated Solutions magazine.
When: Thursday, March 22nd, 2007
Panel from 4-6pm, complimentary cocktail hour from 6-8pm
Where: Hotel Valencia Santana Row, 355 Santana Row, San Jose, CA
RSVP: www.vettro.com/events/roundtable0307
About Vettro
Vettro is the preferred mobile application provider of Global 2000
businesses. Geared to the execution-oriented needs of today’s
mobile worker, the award winning Vettro 360 suite of applications make
it easy for workers to do a better job faster, wherever they are. Backed
by premier carrier, device, and Independent Software Vendor partners,
Vettro's suite of mobile applications keeps field service, IT helpdesk,
pickup and delivery, and sales workers stay productive at close to 300
leading enterprises including Bell Mobility, BostonCoach, Carillion,
Carey Limousines, Cigna, Clemson University, Cytyc, General Electric,
Hitachi Data Systems, Honeywell, Mac-Gray, Merrill Lynch, SuperShuttle,
and YRC Worldwide. For more information, visit http://www.vettro.com.
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