MformationThe mobile device management company

Technology/Standards Leadership

Through constant innovation in device management technologies, Mformation is helping mobile operators around the world capitalize on the enormous potential of mobile devices and services. The company’s research encompasses all aspects of management, from automation, configuration and diagnostics to firmware and software management, security, customer management and more. As a leader in the MDM market, Mformation plays an active role in standards organizations whose work has an impact on its solutions, helping develop standards and implementing them in its products.

Through its research and standards work, Mformation is able to provide mobile operators with the most robust, useful and wide-ranging set of device management capabilities available today. This is helping operators anticipate future—they can anticipate future trends, technologies and needs through one scalable platform. No other vendor can match the breadth and depth of Mformation’s capabilities across all functional areas of MDM.

Open Mobile Alliance:

Mformation plays a major role in the Open Mobile Alliance (OMA), working to support, extend and improve OMA standards for remote device management that help accelerate the adoption of wireless devices and advanced data services. In addition, the company has made significant contributions to current and upcoming versions of the OMA Data Management (OMA DM) specifications for over the air (OTA) device management. The first MDM vendor to be OMA DM certified, Mformation supports all aspects of the standard, including its optional capabilities.

CDMA Development Group:

Mformation is an active member of the CDMA Development Group (CDG), which leads the adoption and evolution of 3G CDMA wireless systems. By working with other members, Mformation helps ensure its solutions are interoperable with their CDMA products and expedites the availability of 3G CDMA technology to consumers.

OSGi Alliance:

Mformation regularly participates in the OSGi Alliance, which has specified a Java™-based model for standardized lifecycle management of a wide range of software, including mobile device applications.