Fixed Mobile Convergence

Mobiquity, a professional services firm specializing in the design, building, deployment and analysis of innovative enterprise-class mobile solutions, has signed a partnership agreement with the premier Mobile Application Management company, Apperian (News - Alert), Inc.

This partnership will allow Mobiquity to leverage Apperian's Enterprise App Services Environment platform to accelerate app creation and enable its clients to more quickly deploy and manage iOS and Android (News - Alert) mobile applications,.

Apperian's Enterprise App Services Environment platform will also help Mobiquity to maintain security, visibility and control.

Mobile has become a strategic component of the way organizations interact internally as well as with customers. This often brings various challenges as to how to quickly and efficiently deploy apps across the enterprise, how to manage ongoing changes to these apps and how to maintain visibility to user behavior.

The partnership brings together Mobiquity's holistic range of enterprise-class mobile professional services expertise, including the design, build, deployment and analysis of mobile apps and Apperian's cloud-based, end-to-end mobility management capabilities.

This combination provides a developer SDK, templates for creating native apps, rapid provisioning, secure deployment and easy updating, all via a client-branded app catalog.

"Mobile is disrupting business-as-usual in unprecedented ways, and providing unique opportunities to the organizations prepared to embrace it," said Bill Seibel, co-founder and CEO of Mobiquity, in a press release. "This partnership with Apperian will strengthen Mobiquity's capabilities in delivering the apps that engage customers and employees, strengthen their brands and spur innovation."

Both the companies, by working together, will help organizations reduce the time to develop and deploy business applications while also ensuring the highest quality of service and security.

In related news, Mobiquity’s co-founder and President Dr. Scott Snyder spoke at DevCon5, an HTML5 developer and designer conference that took place July 27-28 in New York City.