I got some big news about Digital Backpack today. As frequent readers know, I’ve covered their groundbreaking technology previously. Now they’ve joined the Samsung Enterprise Alliance Program as a silver member. Why is that big news? I’ll quote their press release that they sent me for the reason:
Samsung created the Enterprise Alliance Program to enable leading domestic and global ISV and SI partners to create new profit models through the enterprise mobile solution business. The program is designed to develop a mobile ecosystem where its partners can help each other grow their businesses and profits through differentiated benefits for sales, marketing and solution development.
“We’re delighted to be a partner in the Samsung Enterprise Alliance Program,” says Mike Sommer, CEO of Digital Backpack. “Samsung’s guidance and expertise will be invaluable in helping us further improve our Digital Backpack’s mobile application platform and content deployment system. By being a part of this program, we hope to have even more success in growing Digital Backpack into the market leader for enterprise mobile content delivery and app management.”
So this means that Digital Backpack will get the attention of any enterprise that is deploying Samsung phones and tablets. Not only that, but it is going to give Digital Backpack serious street cred even if an enterprise isn’t deploying Samsung product. If I were you, I’d add Digital Backpack to the must watch list. They’re another Canadian company that is going places.
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Digital Backpack Joins Samsung Enterprise Alliance Program
I got some big news about Digital Backpack today. As frequent readers know, I’ve covered their groundbreaking technology previously. Now they’ve joined the Samsung Enterprise Alliance Program as a silver member. Why is that big news? I’ll quote their press release that they sent me for the reason:
Samsung created the Enterprise Alliance Program to enable leading domestic and global ISV and SI partners to create new profit models through the enterprise mobile solution business. The program is designed to develop a mobile ecosystem where its partners can help each other grow their businesses and profits through differentiated benefits for sales, marketing and solution development.
“We’re delighted to be a partner in the Samsung Enterprise Alliance Program,” says Mike Sommer, CEO of Digital Backpack. “Samsung’s guidance and expertise will be invaluable in helping us further improve our Digital Backpack’s mobile application platform and content deployment system. By being a part of this program, we hope to have even more success in growing Digital Backpack into the market leader for enterprise mobile content delivery and app management.”
So this means that Digital Backpack will get the attention of any enterprise that is deploying Samsung phones and tablets. Not only that, but it is going to give Digital Backpack serious street cred even if an enterprise isn’t deploying Samsung product. If I were you, I’d add Digital Backpack to the must watch list. They’re another Canadian company that is going places.
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